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Issues: Whether proforma credit paid on inputs could be transferred to the Modvat credit account under the excise rules, and whether the credit was unavailable for the specified period where refund had already been granted.
Analysis: The appeals concerned denial of transfer of proforma credit to Modvat credit. The Tribunal followed its earlier view that when duty paid on inputs is subsequently varied, the credit already allowed is to be adjusted in the credit account or, if that is not possible, in the personal ledger account. Where the proforma account had been closed and Modvat credit had been taken after filing the required declaration, the credit could still be given effect in the PLA. On the facts, the Tribunal accepted the claim in principle, but noted that for the period during which refund had already been granted, the assessee could not again claim transfer of proforma credit to the Modvat account.
Conclusion: The assessee was entitled to relief on the credit issue in principle, but not for the period covered by refund already granted.
Final Conclusion: The matter was partly allowed and sent back for limited verification by the jurisdictional authority on the eligible period of credit.
Ratio Decidendi: Where duty paid on inputs is subsequently varied, the resulting credit adjustment must be given effect in the credit account or, if that is not possible, in the personal ledger account, and a duplicate benefit cannot be claimed where refund has already been granted.