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2016 (7) TMI 348

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..... ice during the period January 2013 to June 2013 as the appellant has availed  cenvat credit of such services paid by the service provider. The Revenue is of the view that  manpower  that has been supplied by the service provider, consists of Nurses and Doctors and hence it falls under  Exclusion Clause category of  the definition  of  Rule 2(l)(C) of the Cenvat Credit Rule, 2004. Both the lower authorities have held that appellant is not eligible to avail cenvat credit, accordingly the demand is upheld  by the adjudicating authority and penalty has been imposed. 3.  Ld. Counsel for the appellant draws my attention to the fact that   posting of the medical profession in the factory is m .....

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..... e mandated provisions of the Factories Act, 1948 and Mines Act, 1952 and hence they were not personal consumption of the employees but for the factories in order to comply with the statutory  obligation. 4.   Ld. A.R. for Revenue reiterates the findings of the lower authorities. 5.  After considering the submissions made  at length by both sides and perusal of the records I find that the issue involved in this case is regarding eligibility of avail cenvat credit of  service tax paid on the services received in respect of  manpower recruitment and supply agency services. It is undisputed fact that the appellant had hired service provider for supply of manpower  services which  has recruited  .....

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..... , the definition of input service does not cover outdoor catering and life insurance etc. inasmuch as there is a specific exclusion to the same. The contention of the  learned Advocate appearing for the appellant is that sub-para (C) of the exclusion clause excludes the services provided in relation to outdoor catering and insurance etc., when such services are used primarily for  personal use or consumption of any employee. This means  that when the cost is borne by the company and the company is under a legal obligation to provide  outdoor  catering service to its employees or to provide insurance service to its employees , the said exclusion clause would not apply. However on being questioned as to what would be .....

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