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Refund / re-credit of CENVAT credit - When a debit to the CENVAT credit account could be treated as a mode of payment of duty at the time of removal of goods, we fail to understand how the limitation under Section 11B of the Act could be denied when only restoration of such claim is only by way of reversal of that debit entry only upon the returning such CENVAT Invoices and the vendors not having availed any CENVAT credit, being the undisputed facts. - HC
Refund / re-credit of CENVAT credit - When a debit to the CENVAT credit account could be treated as a mode of payment of duty at the time of removal of goods, we fail to understand how the limitation under Section 11B of the Act could be denied when only restoration of such claim is only by way of reversal of that debit entry only upon the returning such CENVAT Invoices and the vendors not having availed any CENVAT credit, being the undisputed facts. - HC
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