The Supreme Court, in a recent case, upheld the powers of Central Excise officers to issue summons for recording evidence during investigations.
An accused in the above case which was under investigation by the Central Excise authorities for alleged evasion of Central Excise duty to the t
Supreme Court Upholds the Powers of Central Excise Officers to Issue Summons for Recording Evidence During Investigations
Last updated: 14 May 2012
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