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CENVAT Credit - suo moto re-credit - firstly the appellant has ...


Appellant legally recredits CENVAT account after paying duty twice-once in credit, once in cash with interest.

July 30, 2019

Case Laws     Central Excise     AT

CENVAT Credit - suo moto re-credit - firstly the appellant has paid the duty through CENVAT credit account during the disputed period and later on at the direction of the Superintendent, they paid the duty along with interest in cash and took recredit in their CENVAT credit account which is permitted in law as he is not required to pay the duty twice.

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