Supreme Court of India
Jain Spinners Ltd. v. Collector of Central Excise
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JUDGMENT: J U M N T Verma, CJI. In the present case the fact that certified copy of the order dated 13.04.92 passed by the Assistant Collector was applied by the appellant no 9.5.93, is of no consequence. As mentioned in the Tribunal’s order it was not in dispute that the order dated 13.04.92 was served upon the appellants herein on 20.04.92 by delivery of the same to the counsel for the appellants in the High Court.…
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