Auxiliary duty on rough wood waived where prevailing practice led to non-levy, directing non-payment. The Central Government directed that where a generally prevalent practice resulted in non-levy of the auxiliary duty on rough wood during the relevant past period, the whole of the auxiliary duty that would otherwise have been payable is not required to be paid in respect of such wood on which the duty was not levied in accordance with that practice.
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Auxiliary duty on rough wood waived where prevailing practice led to non-levy, directing non-payment.
The Central Government directed that where a generally prevalent practice resulted in non-levy of the auxiliary duty on rough wood during the relevant past period, the whole of the auxiliary duty that would otherwise have been payable is not required to be paid in respect of such wood on which the duty was not levied in accordance with that practice.
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