Supreme Court of India
Travancore Rayon Ltd. v. Union of India
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Speaking Order-Central Excise and Salt Act, 1944, s. 36---Revisional jurisdiction of Central Government-Necessit,v of speaking order while rejecting application-Oral 'hearing-When advisable. The appellant company was assessed to excise duty on the consump tion of "nitro-cellulose lacquer" produced by it. The company denied that the chemical compound produced and utilised by it was "nitro cellulose lacquer" within the meaning of the Central Excise and Salt Act, 1944. The Assistant Collector of Customs confirmed the assessment The Collector of Customs, in appeal, gave the company a personal
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