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<h1>CENVAT credit, export service tax, and suppression issues discussed in a case where the assessee's SLP was dismissed.</h1> The note concerns denial of CENVAT credit for want of original documents, service tax demand on claimed exports, sponsorship expenses, reconciliation ... Denial Of CENVAT credit for lack of original documents - demand for service tax on claimed exports - sponsorship expenses - reconciliation between ST-3 returns and financial statements - cum-tax (cum-duty) price benefit - Invocation of extended period of limitation for suppression of facts - penalty under Section - suppression/mis-declaration. Supreme Court dismissed the SLP of the assessee against the decision of CESTAT wherein the appeal of the assessee was allowed partly. Outcome: Civil appeal dismissed.