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1. 100% EOU - de-bonding - refund of the excise duty previously paid - Admittedly, such duty was paid at the time of what is referred to de-bonding. However, this would not...

2. 100% EOU - Refund of excess self-assessed Excise duty - During the intervening period between the date of no objection certificate by the Central Excise Authorities and...

3. The case concerns the time limit for filing a refund claim of Special Additional Duty (SAD) paid by an importer. The issue is whether the one-year limitation specified...

4. Refund of Terminal Excise Duty - supplies to 100% EOU - deemed export - claim is maintainable before the DGFT and not before the central excise authorities

5. Refund claim of Terminal Excise Duty (TED) - Supply of manufactured goods to 100% EOU - Deemed export - refund cannot be denied on the ground that appellant is eligible...

6. Refund claim - The decision of ITC Limited is not applicable to the present facts and circumstances of the case as at the time of filing of Bills of Entry, the appellant...

7. Refund - Rule 5 of Cenvat Credit Rules, 2004 - 100% EOU - it is suggested that refund claim can be filed on quarterly basis in a calendar year i.e. not more than four...

8. Payment of duty by 100% EOU - What was required to be done for the purpose of calculating duty payable by a 100% EOU was to calculate the customs duty payable (by...

9. Refund of Excise Duty in cash - What the assessee suggests is that the Cenvat credit given for acquisition of capital goods to a manufacturer, who is otherwise exempted...

10. Nature of Duty Paid by 100% Export Oriented Units (EOU) - The CESTAT held that while the measure adopted for computing duty paid by 100% EOUs may be based on customs...

11. Refund of excise duty paid erroneously - When the appellant realized that he has paid excess duty thereafter he filed the refund application under Section 11B of the...

12. Refund - Rule 5 of the CER, 2004 - 100% EOU - instead of utilizing the credit accumulated due to export for DTA clearance, EOU unit claimed refund - Refund allowed - AT

13. 100% EOU - DTA Clearance - who is liable to pay duty i.e. purchaser of the goods or 100% EOU - Central Excise duty need not be discharged by 100% EOU & entitled for the...

14. Denial of Exemption claim - 100% EOU - Scope of Notification No.22/2003 - exemption was not to operate in respect of the additional excise duty levied under the...

15. Duty Drawback - whether the petitioner is entitled to duty drawback, confined to customs duty component, against deemed exports, even where it has claimed cenvat credit?...