#Cestat judgments
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Service Tax
Service Tax
ATA Freight Line not liable to Service Tax on Incentives, ex-works charges & destination charges
Service Tax
Service Tax
No Service Tax on Ash Disposal Transportation: CESTAT Chandigarh
Service Tax
Service Tax
Activity of carrying out exams for university not covered under ‘management or business service’
Service Tax
Service Tax
Sale of tickets for cricket tournament not an exempted service hence no CENVAT reversal u/r 6(3)
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
‘Computer System Desktops’ even though marketed as gaming PC are classifiable under CTH 8471
Service Tax
Service Tax
Penalty not imposable as tax paid with interest before issuance of notice
Service Tax
Service Tax
CESTAT directs that service recipient is liable to include free supply materials in Gross value of works contract
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Notebook Computers Imported for Institutional Consumers assessable U/s. 4 on transaction value
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Diffused Silicon Wafer cannot be classified as Solar Cell: CESTAT
Service Tax
Service Tax
CESTAT: Commissioner (A) Empowered to Remand Under Section 35A of Central Excise Act
Service Tax
Service Tax
Classification of Construction Services under Works Contract: CESTAT Ruling
Excise Duty
Excise Duty
Factory Closure: Appellant Ineligible for Unutilized CENVAT Credit Refund
Service Tax
Service Tax
Indian Bank liable for Service Tax on Bank Charges paid to Foreign Banks for Imports/Exports
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Imported Goods Transaction Value cannot be rejected without a speaking order
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