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CENVAT Credit - availing 50% credit on capital goods after absolute exemption - Restriction of availment of 50% in the first financial year and the balance subsequently, is only a procedural compulsion brought about by sub-ordinate legislation. However that cannot take away the right of availment of credit that is vested with the appellant at the time when goods were received in the factory.
CENVAT Credit - availing 50% credit on capital goods after absolute exemption - Restriction of availment of 50% in the first financial year and the balance subsequently, is only a procedural compulsion brought about by sub-ordinate legislation. However that cannot take away the right of availment of credit that is vested with the appellant at the time when goods were received in the factory.
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