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Default in the payment of Central Excise Duty - Undisputedly appellants have discharged the duty as demanded in the show cause notice and confirmed against them for the subsequent period from their CENVAT account. The demands have been made against them considering that the payment of the defaulted duty for the Month of Jan-2013 on 26.03.2013 from their CENVAT Account was not a valid payment. Once, it is held that the payment from their CENVAT account was valid payment the demands for the subsequent period will automatically be not sustained. - AT
Default in the payment of Central Excise Duty - Undisputedly appellants have discharged the duty as demanded in the show cause notice and confirmed against them for the subsequent period from their CENVAT account. The demands have been made against them considering that the payment of the defaulted duty for the Month of Jan-2013 on 26.03.2013 from their CENVAT Account was not a valid payment. Once, it is held that the payment from their CENVAT account was valid payment the demands for the subsequent period will automatically be not sustained. - AT
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