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    Refund Claims for Excess Duty Must Adhere to Section 11B Time Limits Under Central Excise Law.
    CENVAT Credit on MS Scrap Invoices Upheld: Revenue Fails to Prove Non-Receipt of Goods by Dealers.
    Oral evidence deemed unreliable, leading to dismissal of CENVAT credit allegations u/s 9D.
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    Appellant's Suo-Moto Credit Error Recognized; No Demand Raised for Invoice Amounts, Demand Set Aside.
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    Court Rules Cenvat Credit Use Prohibited; No Recovery Method Specified, Rule 14 Not Applicable.
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