Demand of interest on reversal of CENVAT Credit - appellant ...

Central Excise

December 16, 2015

Demand of interest on reversal of CENVAT Credit - appellant could not have acted any other way than the way they did. In the circumstances, holding that credit was not admissible and was taken without eligibility and therefore asking them to pay interest was not correct. - HC

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Demand of interest on reversal of CENVAT Credit - appellant ...

Central Excise

December 16, 2015

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