Supreme Court of India
Collector of Central Excise, Chandigarh v. Doaba Co-operative Sugar Mills Ltd., Jalandhar
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Central Excises and Salt Act, 1944: Sections llA. llB, 35A(2) and 35L (b)-Excess production rebate-Erroneously granted-Show cause notice issued for recovery-Whether valid and permissible- Refund of duty recovered without authority of law-General law applicable-Refund claims before departmental authorities-Limita tion provided under Customs/Central Excise Act and Rules thereunder applicable. Limitation Act, 1963: Limitation-Computation of-Duty levied Ii> without authority of law-General law applicable-Starting point When mistake or error comes to light. The Superintendent of Central Excise
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