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Issues: Whether the rejection of refund claims on the grounds of limitation and insufficiency of documents required interference and remand for fresh consideration.
Analysis: The appeals arose from a common order rejecting refund claims in respect of service tax paid on construction of residential apartments. The matter was found to be covered by earlier Tribunal decisions in identical cases and by the Board circular relied upon by the appellants. In view of those prior orders, the proper course was to set aside the rejection and remit the matter to the original authority for fresh decision after giving the claimants an opportunity to produce the required documents and details and after considering the Tribunal's directions in the earlier connected cases.
Conclusion: The refund rejection was not sustained, and the matter was remanded to the original authority for reconsideration.
Final Conclusion: The appeals succeeded by way of remand, and the refund claims are to be decided afresh by the original authority in accordance with the Tribunal's earlier directions.
Ratio Decidendi: Where refund claims are covered by earlier identical Tribunal decisions, the matter should be remanded for fresh adjudication with opportunity to furnish the required documents and with consideration of the applicable Board circular.