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Extended period of limitation - Allegation of suppression of facts - The Appellant could be holding bonafide belief that they are eligible to utilize Cenvat credit for only clearances. Further as there are Tribunal decisions in their favour during the period under dispute, the issue would be that of interpretation only. Taking all these facts into account, it is felt that the Department cannot allege any suppression on part of the Appellant. - AT
Extended period of limitation - Allegation of suppression of facts - The Appellant could be holding bonafide belief that they are eligible to utilize Cenvat credit for only clearances. Further as there are Tribunal decisions in their favour during the period under dispute, the issue would be that of interpretation only. Taking all these facts into account, it is felt that the Department cannot allege any suppression on part of the Appellant. - AT
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