Supreme Court of India
Cce, Lucknow v. M/s. Wimco Ltd.
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Central Excise Tariff Act, 1985; Sub-heading 4702.90/Central Excise Act, 1944; S.l lAB!Central Excise Rules; rr.52- and 173-Band Exemption Notification No.89195 dated 18.5.1995: Classification-Waste/scrap/parings from manufacture of printed paper boxes sold by assessee-No declaration made-Neither classification list filed nor invoices issued in terms of Rule 5 2A of the Rules-Levy of Excise duty-Show Cause Notice-Revenue confirmed demand of certain amount of the duty and also imposed penalty ., Appeal against the order of Revenue allowed by the Tribunal holding that charging of excise duty
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