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Issues: Whether royalty remitted for technology received prior to 16-12-2002 was leviable to service tax under the category of Consulting Engineer service.
Analysis: The lower appellate authority had followed earlier Tribunal decisions holding that royalty paid for technology received before 16-12-2002 was not chargeable to service tax under Consulting Engineer service. The challenge based on reliance upon an interim stay order was not accepted, as the issue was already directly covered by earlier Tribunal decisions and a Larger Bench decision.
Conclusion: Royalty remitted for technology received prior to 16-12-2002 was not liable to service tax under Consulting Engineer service, and the appeal was rejected.