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CENVAT Credit - CVD paid through DEPB Scrip - It is settled that ...

Central Excise

May 10, 2023

CENVAT Credit - CVD paid through DEPB Scrip - It is settled that even if the licences were issued under FTP 2000-07 then also the credit cannot be denied, so long the imports were made under notification no. 96/2004-Cus which is issued under FTP 2004-09. Moreover, in the present case, department could not establish that the licenses were issued under FTP 2000-07, for this reason also the proposal for denial of cenvat credit by the revenue is not sustainable. - AT

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