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Denial of CENVAT Credit - services provided to the employee for transportation to and fro the workplace by bus, provision for canteen services, Mathadi services - The CESTAT held that, when all these services are specifically held by this Tribunal and confirmed by the Appellate Courts like Hon'ble High Courts and Hon'ble Supreme Court to be valid inputs for the purpose of manufacture, there is no reason for us to depart from the judicial precedent set by this Tribunal when they themselves are integral part of manufacture process for which these services availed by the Appellant can be said to be valid input services against which credit are admissible.
Denial of CENVAT Credit - services provided to the employee for transportation to and fro the workplace by bus, provision for canteen services, Mathadi services - The CESTAT held that, when all these services are specifically held by this Tribunal and confirmed by the Appellate Courts like Hon'ble High Courts and Hon'ble Supreme Court to be valid inputs for the purpose of manufacture, there is no reason for us to depart from the judicial precedent set by this Tribunal when they themselves are integral part of manufacture process for which these services availed by the Appellant can be said to be valid input services against which credit are admissible.
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