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Re-credit of Cenvat Credit alrady reversed (suo motu) - When the reversal/adjustment is made under Rule 6(3A), the time-limit as prescribed in the Cenvat Credit Rules, 2004 would apply. In the present case, the re-credit is an adjustment/correction of the excess reversal which was not required to be made by them. - the allegation of the department that the credit ought to have been take before 30th of June of the succeeding year is without any basis - Demand set aside - AT
Re-credit of Cenvat Credit alrady reversed (suo motu) - When the reversal/adjustment is made under Rule 6(3A), the time-limit as prescribed in the Cenvat Credit Rules, 2004 would apply. In the present case, the re-credit is an adjustment/correction of the excess reversal which was not required to be made by them. - the allegation of the department that the credit ought to have been take before 30th of June of the succeeding year is without any basis - Demand set aside - AT
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