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Issues: Whether refund of service tax claimed under Notification No. 41/2012 dated 29.06.2012 could be denied on procedural or technical objections relating to invoices, export documentation, authorization, and alleged Cenvat credit.
Analysis: The refund claim related to services used for export of iron ore. The objections regarding the invoices and place of removal were found unsustainable, as the export documents, transport records, bills and ledgers had been examined and reconciled with the shipping bills, and the invoices were accepted as being in order. The objection based on alleged Cenvat credit on unrelated telephone services was not connected to the refund claim for the specified export-related services. The defect in the authorization letter was treated as a curable technical omission, since the refund claim and supporting papers were otherwise filed by the admitted authorized signatory and there was no dispute about the authority itself. In such circumstances, denial of refund merely on technical grounds was held to be unjustified.
Conclusion: The refund claim was admissible and the rejection of refund was not sustainable; the assessee succeeded.