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2024 (5) TMI 577 - AT - CustomsRefund of SAD - Notification No.102 of 2007 Customs - Unjust enrichment - HELD THAT - No dispute about the fact that these refund claims have been filed fulfilling the conditions of the said notification and the conditions as prescribed by the above circular. The Notification and circular lay down the manner in which the refund claims are to be examined and allowed. It is provided that a certificate from an independent chartered accountant shall suffice to establish that the burden of SAD has not been passed on and the refund claim shall not be hit by the principles of unjust enrichment. Thus we find that adjudicating authority has while sanctioning the refund have followed the guidelines issued by board in this regard. As the issue is settled in favour of the respondent by various decisions of the Tribunal we do not find any merit in this appeal. However before closing we would like to point out the decision in case of Commissioner of Central Excise Madras V/s Addison Company Ltd. 2016 (8) TMI 1071 - SUPREME COURT is not in respect of the case where the refund of SAD has been claimed in terms of the Notification No.102/2007 which provides for the refund subject to fulfillment of this condition. In such cases payment of VAT is the only condition for refund to the dealer who has paid the SAD at the rate of 4% and that burden of the same has not been passed on to the buyer is certified by the independent chartered accountant. Appeal filed by the Revenue is dismissed.
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