Supreme Court of India
Orient Paper Mills Ltd. v. Union of India
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Supreme Court Rules, 1950, Schedule III, Part II, Entry 2-Claim for refund of a definite amount of excise duty-Disallowed by Excise autho rities-Appeal to Supreme Court under Art. 136-Court fee payable. The appellant claimed refund of a specific amount as excess amount of excise duty recovered from it by assessing it under a wrong item, but the' excise authorities rejected the claim and the appellant's revision appli catron to the respondent was also dismissed.
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