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1. Claim of refund or suo-moto re-credit - Reversal of excess Cenvat credit wrongly - appellant is entitled to take refund/re-credit of the excess amount Cenvat credit...

2. CENVAT Credit - 1%/2% Additional Duty of Customs (CVD) paid on the imported coal - The appellant has stated that though the appellant had taken CENVAT credit of CVD paid...

3. CENVAT Credit - suo moto re-credit of Cenvat credit which was reversed at the instance of Audit Team on GTA service - appellant is entitle for Cenvat credit - demand set aside - AT

4. CENVAT Credit - denial of Cenvat Credit on the ground that the appellant have taken the Cenvat Credit suo-moto as they have also filed the refund claim - The appellant...

5. Suo moto credit - earlier when objected by the department, assessee reversed the credit with interest - after winning the appeal he took the re-credit of amount reversed...

6. Suo-moto re-credit - duty paid twice - The appellant being law abiding assessee even though suo-moto credit was available to them, they had reversed the same on pointing...

7. Availment of suo moto credit which was reversed earlier - eligible cenvat credit credit under Rule 6(5) of CCR - legally speaking there is no impediment in the asseesee...

8. Refund of CENVAT Credit - export of goods - earlier credit was reversed treating the goods as exempt - appellant is entitled to take the amount in cash - AT

9. Refund of unutilized Cenvat credit - Other than Rule 5 of Cenvat Credit Rules, there is no other provision either in Cenvat Credit Rules, 2004 or in Central Excise...

10. Suo moto credit of excess credit reversed - process involving availment of suo motu Cenvat credit of the amount reversed earlier is a technical book adjustment and in...

11. Availment of suo moto credit - Payment by making cash payment in PLA under reverse charge - early ST was paid using cenvat credit - credit allowed - AT

12. CENVAT credit - re-credit taken aver reversal - there is no need of filing of refund claim and in such circumstances the appellant could avail the Cenvat Credit which...

13. Admissibility Suo-moto credit – suo-moto admissible Cenvat credit taken, after getting a favourable decision from the first appellate authority, is correct. - AT

14. Denial of re-credit of Cenvat credit - if the appellant does not take any credit then no such mal-practice can happen and no credit can be accumulated. Moreover, it also...

15. Refund of CENVAT Credit reversed - it is seen that the appellants have voluntarily reversed the Cenvat Credit and now are seeking the refund. There is no provision for...