Supreme Court of India
Orient Paper Mills Ltd. v. Union of India
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Supreme Court Rules, 1950, Schedule III, Part II, Entry 2-Claim for refund of a definite amount of excise duty-Disallowed by Excise autho rities-Appeal to Supreme Court under Art. 136-Court fee payable. The appellant claimed refund of a specific amount as excess amount of excise duty recovered from it by assessing it under a wrong item, but the' excise authorities rejected the claim and the appellant's revision appli catron to the respondent was also dismissed. In its application for leave to appeal to this Court under Art. 13 6, the appellant challenged the order of the respondent on the
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