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of <h1>Central Excise Law: Criminal vs. Civil Liabilities, Penalties under Rule 25 & Section 11AC, and Redemption Fine Options.</h1> The Central Excise law outlines two types of liabilities for offences: criminal and civil. Criminal liability involves imprisonment and fines imposed by courts for violations such as evading duty and unauthorized handling of excisable goods. Civil liability includes penalties and confiscation of goods by excise authorities, with an option for redemption fines. Key provisions include penalties under Rule 25 and Section 11AC for various contraventions, with potential reductions for prompt compliance. Confiscation rules allow for redemption fines, and conveyances involved in contraventions may also be confiscated. Compounding of offences is possible, offering immunity from prosecution upon settlement.
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