2018 (11) TMI 356

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....for the respondent ORDER Per: Mrs. Archana Wadhwa 1. After hearing both the sides represented by Shri Rajeev Aggarwal Ld. Advocate for the appellant and Shri R.K Mishra Ld. DR for Revenue, we find that the appellant is 100 per cent subsidiary of Coal India Ltd. With effect from dated March, 2011, excise duty was levied on their final product i.e. Coal. During the period April, 2011 to 21/06/....

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....f of the appellant bring to our notice that subsequently they obtained the centralised registration and a common return on behalf of all the units were being filed by them. As such he submits that there is no dispute after the period of registration. Prior to Registration, they had availed the credit and transferred the inputs to their sister units, who had utilised the same for manufacture of the....

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....rovisions of Cenvat Credit Rules. They have availed the excess credit on their unit, without utilising the inputs, which is a clear violation of the provisions of law. As such he supports the impugned order. 4. After appreciating the statements made by both sides we are of the view that the appeal can be disposed of on account of limitation. The appellant being the public sector undertaking canno....

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....ity. As the Tribunal had set aside the demand in that case but imposed penalty on technical contraventions, Hon'ble High Court held that even penalties were not imposable. To the same effect is the decision of the Mumbai High Court in the case of Sanvijay Rolling & Engineering Ltd. vs. Commissioner of C.EX., Nagpur- 2018(11) G.S.T.L. 344 Bom) and Gujrat High Court decision in the case of Commissio....