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Issues: Whether the petitioner's belated refund representation for accumulated Input Tax Credit relating to zero-rated sales was to be decided in the light of the earlier decisions recognising that delay in filing Form-W is not fatal where the substantive entitlement is undisputed.
Analysis: The claim concerned refund of accumulated Input Tax Credit, not availment of credit against output tax liability. The entitlement to Input Tax Credit and the zero-rated character of the sales were undisputed. The delay in filing Form-W was treated as a procedural lapse and not one that could defeat the refund claim. The earlier decisions were followed for consistency, and the pending appeal was not treated as a bar in the absence of any stay.
Conclusion: The petitioner was entitled to a fresh decision on the refund representation, and the respondent was directed to decide it within the stipulated time by considering the earlier decisions and any subsequent appellate orders available then.
Final Conclusion: The matter ended with a direction to consider and decide the refund representation, without a substantive adjudication on the refund claim itself.
Ratio Decidendi: A belated procedural filing does not by itself defeat a refund claim for accumulated Input Tax Credit where the underlying entitlement is undisputed and no stay operates against the earlier binding view.