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100% EOU - de-bonding - refund of the excise duty previously paid - Admittedly, such duty was paid at the time of what is referred to de-bonding. However, this would not prevent the exporter from claiming refund of excise duty if the goods are eventually exported. The petitioner as a DTA unit exported the goods and claimed refund of excise duty previously paid in its capacity as an EOU - refund allowed - HC
100% EOU - de-bonding - refund of the excise duty previously paid - Admittedly, such duty was paid at the time of what is referred to de-bonding. However, this would not prevent the exporter from claiming refund of excise duty if the goods are eventually exported. The petitioner as a DTA unit exported the goods and claimed refund of excise duty previously paid in its capacity as an EOU - refund allowed - HC
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