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Excisable goods or not - Superior Kerosene Oil - Even issue of interpretation whether the Superior Kerosene Oil was an excisable product or not and whether the Superior Kerosene Oil falls under Fourth Schedule or not would have bearing on the aspect of eligibility of the Petitioner to file such declaration under the said Scheme or not and thus warrant personal hearing to the Petitioner before deciding the issue of eligibility - the order of rejection is in violation of principal of natural justice and thus, it deserves to be quashed and set aside. - HC
Excisable goods or not - Superior Kerosene Oil - Even issue of interpretation whether the Superior Kerosene Oil was an excisable product or not and whether the Superior Kerosene Oil falls under Fourth Schedule or not would have bearing on the aspect of eligibility of the Petitioner to file such declaration under the said Scheme or not and thus warrant personal hearing to the Petitioner before deciding the issue of eligibility - the order of rejection is in violation of principal of natural justice and thus, it deserves to be quashed and set aside. - HC
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