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Refund Denied: Duty Burden Passed to Consignee M/s. BPCL, Not Appellant M/s. BHEL, u/r 7(6.

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....Finalisation of provisional assessment - Denial of adjustment of excess payment against the alleged short payment of duty - appellant had passed on the excess amount of duty as CENVAT Credit - There is a categorical finding in the adjudication order that the duty burden has been borne not by M/s. BHEL, but by M/s. BPCL, the consignee of the goods. The refund of the excess payment was not sanctioned for the reason that the duty burden has been passed on to M/s. BPCL attracting the provisions of Rule 7(6) - order of lower authorities sustained - AT....