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of <h1>Appellate tribunal reverses service tax refund denial, emphasizing legal precedents</h1> The appellate tribunal overturned the Order-in-appeal rejecting service tax refunds, citing legal precedents favoring the appellant's position. The ... Refund claim - THC charges - bills of lading charges - origin haulage charges - repo charge - denial on the ground that services are not port services - Non submission of proof of payment of service tax on GTA services - Proper invoice not submitted - Held that: - the issues are covered by the decision in the case of Suncity Art Exports & Ors. [2014 (11) TMI 251 - CESTAT NEW DELHI], where on similar issue refund was allowed - appeal allowed - decided in favor of appellant. Issues:Service tax refund rejection on various charges, proof of tax deposition, non-submission of proof of payment of service tax on GTA services, proper invoice submission.Analysis:The judgment deals with appeals filed against the rejection of service tax refunds amounting to specific sums for different periods. The rejection was based on various grounds, including the non-coverage of charges under Port Services due to service providers being registered under different categories, lack of proof of tax deposition under port services, non-submission of proof of payment for GTA services, and improper invoice submission.The Ld. Advocate argued that the grounds of rejection were untenable, citing specific judgments by CESTAT in cases like Shivam Exports & Ors., SRF Ltd. vs CCE, Jaipur, and Suncity Art Exports & Ors. The Tribunal found merit in the argument, agreeing that the issues raised in the rejection were indeed covered in favor of the assessee by the mentioned judgments. Consequently, the appeal was allowed in favor of the appellant based on the precedents cited and the reasoning provided during the hearing.In conclusion, the appellate tribunal overturned the Order-in-appeal that rejected the service tax refunds, emphasizing the applicability of established legal precedents in similar cases. The decision highlights the importance of legal interpretations and precedents in resolving tax refund disputes, ensuring consistency and fairness in tax-related matters.
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