Omission of rule restores removal of budget-day restrictions under Central Excise Rules, amending the regulatory framework. The Central Excise (First Amendment) Rules, 2003 amend the Central Excise Rules, 2002 by omitting rule 32. The amendment, enacted under the government's statutory rule making authority, provides a short title, sets a commencement date, and preserves the validity of actions taken before the omission. The removal is linked to eliminating Budget day restrictions and is accompanied by cross references to administrative circular and notification citations.
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Omission of rule restores removal of budget-day restrictions under Central Excise Rules, amending the regulatory framework.
The Central Excise (First Amendment) Rules, 2003 amend the Central Excise Rules, 2002 by omitting rule 32. The amendment, enacted under the government's statutory rule making authority, provides a short title, sets a commencement date, and preserves the validity of actions taken before the omission. The removal is linked to eliminating Budget day restrictions and is accompanied by cross references to administrative circular and notification citations.
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