Supreme Court of India
Paper Products Ltd. v. Commnr. of Central Excise, Mumbai
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Central Excise-Adjudication proceedings-Remand-Held: On facts, remand was not an open one-Terms of the remand were limited and specific. Appellant-assessee is engaged in the manufacture of printed flexible c packaging laminates and pouches. The printing of these goods is done by means of printing cylinders manufactured by a division of Appellant Appellant did not include the charges for making printing cylinders in the assessable value of the laminates and pouches.…
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