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Issues: (i) whether refund of MODVAT/CENVAT credit was admissible in respect of exports made under bond, and (ii) whether the refund claim required fresh examination of the actual use of inputs and input services in the exported goods, including verification of any excess sanction.
Issue (i): Whether refund of MODVAT/CENVAT credit was admissible in respect of exports made under bond, and (ii) whether the refund claim required fresh examination of the actual use of inputs and input services in the exported goods, including verification of any excess sanction.
Analysis: The appellate authority had taken the view that there was no provision denying refund merely because the exports were under bond and not under claim of rebate, and that refund under the relevant credit scheme was otherwise admissible. The Tribunal, however, noted that the crucial factual aspects, namely whether the inputs and input services were actually used in the exported goods and whether refund had been sanctioned in excess of the claim, had not been clearly examined by the original adjudicating authority.
Conclusion: The matter was remanded for fresh consideration and verification of the factual position.
Final Conclusion: The dispute on refund entitlement was not finally determined on merits, and the original authority was required to re-examine the claim in accordance with law after factual verification.
Ratio Decidendi: Where entitlement to refund of CENVAT credit depends on actual utilisation of inputs or input services in exported goods, and the relevant facts have not been clearly examined, the proper course is remand for fresh adjudication.