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CENVAT credit availed suo moto - second time debit made by the ...

Case Laws     Central Excise

July 13, 2017

CENVAT credit availed suo moto - second time debit made by the appellant is not duty which only happened due to inadvertent mistake of the appellant. Accordingly, no process of Section 11B is required for claiming refund.

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