Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Anr. v. Vicco Laboratories
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Central Excise Tariff Act, 1985-Tariff Entry 33. 04 and 33. 06- Assessee manufacturing products as 'ayurvedic medicines '-Revenue issuing Show Cause Notice seeking classification of the products as 'cosmetics '-On earlier occasions move of the Revenue to classify the product as 'Cosmetics' decided by High Court and Supreme Court in favour of the assessee--Show Cause Notice challenged in Writ Petition-Allowed by High Court-On appeal, held : Show Cause Notice is liable to be quashed-It was merely a repetition of earlier show Causes Notices with slight variation-the matter stood concluded by
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