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No Suppression of Facts Found in CENVAT Credit Case; Rule 9(1)(bb) Not Applicable Without Show Cause Notice.

April 3, 2020

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CENVAT Credit - Rule 9(1)(bb) - duty paying invoices - it is clear that the department has accepted that there is no suppression of facts. To establish suppression of fact, there is no option for the department except to issue a SCN and adjudicate the matter, therefore, at the appellants end on availment of cenvat credit and the suppression of facts on the service provider can neither be alleged nor can be decided, therefore, Rule 9(1)(bb) is not applicable.

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