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ACTPL has received a show cause notice no C.No.CE-20/IAR/Aryan/R-II/01/RE/2011/1185/dated March 8,<br />

2011 from the office of the Commissioner of Central Excise Commissionerate, Delhi–III, Vanijay Nikunj,<br />

Udyog Vihar, Udyog Minar, Phase-V Gurgaon wherein a demand of approximately ` 9.7 million has been<br />

made for alleged undervaluation of its finished goods. The Commissioner of Central Excise Commissionerate,<br />

Delhi has further alleged that ACTPL has not followed the norms as prescribed under the Central Excise<br />

Valuation (Determination of Price of Excisable Goods) Rules, 2000. The total amount involved in the matter is<br />

approximately ` 10 million and the same is currently pending.<br />

2. Show Cause notice received from Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise Division-V Shanti Niwas,<br />

Rajiv Chowk , Sector-III , Part-II , Bawal, Rewari<br />

ACTPL has received a show cause notice no C.No.CE-20/IAR/Aryan/R-II/01/RE/2011/1384-85 /dated March<br />

21, 2011 from the office of the Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise, Division-V Shanti Niwas, Rajiv<br />

Chowk, Sector-III, Part-II , Bawal, Rewari wherein a demand of approximately ` 0.3 million has been made<br />

for the alleged wrong availment of CENVAT credit. The Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise<br />

Commissionerate, Delhi has alleged that ACTPL has not followed the norms as prescribed under the Rule 14<br />

of CENVAT Credit Rules 2004 read with proviso to section 11 A of the Central Excise Act, 1944. The total<br />

amount involved in the matter is ` 0.3 million approximately and the same is currently pending.<br />

C. Spectrum Coal and Power Limited (“SCPL”)<br />

Outstanding litigation and proceedings initiated against SCPL<br />

Civil<br />

1. MCCPL v. SCPL and others<br />

Transfer Petition No. 12 of 2010 before the Chhattisgarh High Court<br />

MCCPL filed this transfer petition no. 12 of 2010 before the High Court of Chhattisgarh under section 24 read<br />

with section 151 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 for the transfer of civil suit no.8A/10 filed by SCPL<br />

against SECL and others. The aforementioned civil suit was filed by SCPL to refrain SECL from allotting the<br />

land in question to MCCPL which was leased to SCPL by SECL. The said civil suit was later on withdrawn by<br />

the SCPL on February 09, 2011. As the civil suit no. 8A of 2010 filed before the High Court has been<br />

withdrawn, the transfer petition filed become infructuous. On the date of this Draft Red Herring Prospectus,<br />

the said transfer petition is currently pending.<br />

2. SECL v. SCPL and others<br />

Civil Revision No. 77 of 2010 before the Chhattisgarh High Court<br />

SECL filed a civil revision no. 77 of 2010 against the order dated June 17, 2010 passed by Civil Judge, Class-2<br />

Pali, District Korba in an application made in the civil suit no 8A/2010 between SPCL and SECL. The civil<br />

judge rejected the application of SECL wherein it was stated that the suit no. 8A/2010 is not maintainable as<br />

the lease agreement contains arbitration clause and suit is not valued properly. The civil suit was filed by<br />

SCPL against SECL to refrain them from allotting land to MCCPL which was leased to SCPL by SECL. The<br />

said suit was later on withdrawn by the SCPL. In light of the fact that the suit was withdrawn the Civil<br />

Revision become infructous. The said civil revision petition is currently pending.<br />

3. Samar Say v. State of Chhattisgarh and others<br />

Suit No. 107A/07 filed before Civil Judge Class-11 Pali Tehsil Kathghora<br />

A suit was filed by Mr. Samartai against the District Korba, Forest Range Officer, Raipur, M/s ST-BSE Coal<br />

Washery (now known as Spectrum Coal and Power Limited) and others. The suit pertains to a piece of land<br />

which was purchased by SCPL. The plaintiff in the suit claimed the ownership of this piece of land and has<br />

prayed that he may be declared as the owner of this land and the purchase of land by SCPL be declared as null<br />

and void. The suit is currently pending.<br />

4. MCCPL v. SPCL and others<br />

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