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    <description>The Commissioner (Appeals) Central GST, Jaipur allowed appeals regarding refund of unutilized ITC for July-November 2017. The adjudicating authority incorrectly rejected re-credit of debited amounts when refund claims were partially rejected, without providing proper opportunity to present case. The order was set aside directing re-credit allowance while permitting department to recover ITC through appropriate legal action if proper documents were lacking. However, excess cash refunds sanctioned for September-October 2017 remained recoverable with interest, as cash refund and electronic re-credit are distinct processes. Appeals disposed favorably for appellant regarding re-credit rights.</description>
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