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Cenvat credit on capital goods – part credit was availed in 1st year - subsequently finished goods exempted - balance credit in subsequent years - right accrued is not deniable unless law abrogates such right, the appellant is entitled to the claim of part of cenvat credit on capital goods - AT
Cenvat credit on capital goods – part credit was availed in 1st year - subsequently finished goods exempted - balance credit in subsequent years - right accrued is not deniable unless law abrogates such right, the appellant is entitled to the claim of part of cenvat credit on capital goods - AT
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