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High Court Overturns Tribunal's Penalty Reduction u/r 26(2); Finds Insufficient Justification for Credit Reversal.

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....Reduction in quantum of penalty imposed under Rule 26(2) (i) & (ii) - the Tribunal would say that there is no revenue loss because M/s.Sujana Metal Products Limited have reversed the credit, that can hardly be a mitigating factor for reduction of penalty on the five entities because those entities were well aware that the transaction was a 'circular transaction' and credit was availed on invoices without movement of goods - the exercise of discretion by the Tribunal for reduction of penalty is perverse and unsustainable and accordingly, the same is set aside - the issues are answered in favour of the revenue. - HC....