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CENVAT Credit - the Department has nowhere mentioned in entire proceedings that the amount of Cenvat credit reversed is not proportionate to the value of exempted services or not proper otherwise. The only ground that the appellant have not followed the laid down procedure of availing the option of Rule 6 (3A) like not declaring value of turnover of exempted services in their periodic service tax return etc. can be minor procedural lapses, but same cannot become ground for denying a substantial benefit to the appellant. - AT
CENVAT Credit - the Department has nowhere mentioned in entire proceedings that the amount of Cenvat credit reversed is not proportionate to the value of exempted services or not proper otherwise. The only ground that the appellant have not followed the laid down procedure of availing the option of Rule 6 (3A) like not declaring value of turnover of exempted services in their periodic service tax return etc. can be minor procedural lapses, but same cannot become ground for denying a substantial benefit to the appellant. - AT
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