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Denial of Cenvat credit on moulds - whether moulds are in possession of the appellant? - Since, moulds, in this case, have not been removed from the factory by the appellant; denial of cenvat benefit by the authorities below is not justified. Further, ownership or control of capital goods by the assessee is not a decisive factor for determination of eligibility to Cenvat credit. - AT
Denial of Cenvat credit on moulds - whether moulds are in possession of the appellant? - Since, moulds, in this case, have not been removed from the factory by the appellant; denial of cenvat benefit by the authorities below is not justified. Further, ownership or control of capital goods by the assessee is not a decisive factor for determination of eligibility to Cenvat credit. - AT
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