#Cestat judgments
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Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Third-Party Exports relied upon by EPCG licence holders for discharge of export obligation were valid under earlier FTP Regime
Service Tax
Service Tax
CESTAT Quashes Service Tax Demand as GTA Service Tax Was Already Paid by Transporter
Excise Duty
Excise Duty
CESTAT Allows Appeals as Manufacturer & Marketing Company Were Not Related Persons
Excise Duty
Excise Duty
CESTAT Allows Appeal as Manufacturer & Marketing Company Were Not Related Persons
Service Tax
Service Tax
Service Tax Demand Quashed as Iron Ore Excavation and Grading Held to Be Mining Service
Excise Duty
Excise Duty
Cenvat Demand Set Aside as Proportionate Credit Reversal Satisfied Rule 6 Requirements
Excise Duty
Excise Duty
CESTAT Grants CENVAT Credit on Angles, Beams and Plates Due to Manufacturing Use
Service Tax
Service Tax
CESTAT Sets Aside Sponsorship Service Tax Demand as Tax Was Already Paid by Service Provider
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Modular Kitchen Baskets Not Classifiable Under Furniture Heading as Specific Tariff Entry Prevails
Service Tax
Service Tax
Service Tax Demand Set Aside as Screening & Grading of Iron Ore was Mining Service not BAS
Service Tax
Service Tax
67% Abatement Cannot Be Denied Merely Because It Was Not Claimed in ST-3 Returns: CESTAT Kolkata
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Importer Can Challenge Enhanced Customs Value Despite Consent Letter: CESTAT Allahabad
Service Tax
Service Tax
Cenvat Credit Reversal Upheld as Trading Activity Was Not a Taxable Service: CESTAT Bangalore
Excise Duty
Excise Duty
Excise Demand Quashed as Definition of ‘Relative’ Does Not Extend to Corporate Entities
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