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Refund of CVD and Special Additional Duty (SAD) - claim were rejected on the ground that DEPB scrips cannot be re- credited - After granting exemption subject to certain conditions, new conditions cannot be introduced by administrative directions or guidelines contrary to the statutory notification or restricting or withdrawing the benefits or imposing strict conditions. - If the DEPB Scheme has lapsed, notwithstanding 4% SAD paid through DEPB scrips, the assessee is entitled to the benefit of exemption N/N. 102/2007 by claiming refund through cash - HC
Refund of CVD and Special Additional Duty (SAD) - claim were rejected on the ground that DEPB scrips cannot be re- credited - After granting exemption subject to certain conditions, new conditions cannot be introduced by administrative directions or guidelines contrary to the statutory notification or restricting or withdrawing the benefits or imposing strict conditions. - If the DEPB Scheme has lapsed, notwithstanding 4% SAD paid through DEPB scrips, the assessee is entitled to the benefit of exemption N/N. 102/2007 by claiming refund through cash - HC
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