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Drawback benefit: subsequent payment of excise duty or CENVAT credit after a show cause notice does not bar entitlement. The core issue concerns whether a claimant who pays excise duty or utilizes CENVAT credit after issuance of a show cause notice remains entitled to drawback benefits; the timing of such payment or credit utilization after a show cause notice does not by itself negate eligibility where the claimant satisfies the statutory and procedural conditions for drawback. (AI Summary)
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YAGAY andSUN on May 6, 2013

M/s Sterling Agro Industries Ltd. Versus Union of India And others=(2013 (5) TMI 91 - MADHYA PRADESH HIGH COURT)

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