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Yes this is a common practice done for years. CCR allows this type of transactions as ownership of the goods is not important- ONLY receipt and usage are important. The receiver can avail the credit.
Dear Sandesh ,
i agree with Mr. Hiregange's opinion. End user/ consignee of goods will avail Cenvat benefit. In does not matter if buyer is a Dealer. Chaturvedi
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