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    <description>CESTAT upheld duty and penalty demand against manufacturer for clandestine goods removal. The tribunal found substantial evidence through private records, managing director&#039;s admissions, and corroborative dealer statements demonstrating unaccounted production and clearance of excisable goods. Despite appellant&#039;s objections regarding self-incriminating statements, the tribunal determined preponderance of probability sufficiently established clandestine manufacture and irregular credit availment. The evidence, including unrecorded raw material usage and undeclared sales proceeds, substantiated the department&#039;s allegations. Consequently, the appeal was dismissed, confirming the original adjudicating authority&#039;s order with minimal modifications.</description>
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