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<h1>Refund of CENVAT credit permitted when only customs drawback is claimed, allowing cash refund of unutilised excise credit.</h1> Where exporters claim only the Customs allocation of All Industry Rate drawback, the prohibition on refund in the MODVAT/CENVAT rules applies solely to refunds of credit attributable to Central Excise or countervailing duty; because CENVAT does not cover Basic Customs Duty, cash refund of unutilised CENVAT credit of Central Excise/countervailing duty on inputs used in exported products is permissible, and the same interpretive position applies under equivalent CENVAT refund provisions, subject to applicable safeguards and conditions.