CENTRAL
EXCISE SECTION
2007-TIOL-47-HC-KOL-CX.doc
Duty
demand along with penalty and interest raised - Tribunal orders
pre-deposit - Assessee pays only miniscule part of pre-deposit
- Tribunal allows pendency of the case - KVSS - Assessee opts
for the scheme - Revenue asks for pre-deposit amount plus 50%
of the balance duty - Authorities were wrong in calculation;
as per the Scheme the assessee should have been asked to deposit
the duty demanded minus the deposit made with the tribunal and
the 50% of the same - Refund ordered for the excess deposit under
the Scheme;
2007-TIOL-123-CESTAT-MUM.doc
+ valuation
story.doc
Valuation
on cost basis - abnormal costs need not be added;
2007-TIOL-126-CESTAT-AHM.doc
Floor
sweepings arising during the manufacture of biscuits cannot be
considered as excisable goods & exempted products, hence
prima facie rule 6 of the Cenvat Credit Rules not applicable – Stay
petition allowed unconditionally ;
2007-TIOL-122-CESTAT-DEL.doc
Notification
5/98CE – Payment of 8% amount under Rule 57CC is equivalent
to reversal of credit on inputs – benefit of notification
available – SC decision in Life Long Applicances Ltd. relied
upon.
Plea
of SDR that matter may be remanded for determining whether payment
of 8% is equal to reversal of credit rejected as no such plea
made in appeal memorandum;

SERVICE
TAX SECTION
2007-TIOL-124-CESTAT-AHM.doc
ST
on tour operator and rent-a-cab-service - Assessee claims to
be contract carriage - waiver of pre-deposit denied;
2007-TIOL-120-CESTAT-KOL.doc
ST
- Tour Operator - Penalty imposed u/s 76 - Tax deposited before
issue of SCN - Commissioner (A) waived off penalty based on Machino
Montell order - Since Service Tax is a self-codified Act, a decision
related to Central Excise will not apply to it - Waiver from
penalty set aside - Revenue's appeal upheld;
CUSTOMS
SECTION
2007-TIOL-127-CESTAT-MUM.doc +
fine story.doc
No
duty implication and no margin of profit -Fit case for reduction
of redemption fine and penalty;
2007-TIOL-125-CESTAT-MUM.doc
Refund
of pre-deposits in view of Tribunal's order - Refund not made
for three years - Customs ordered to pay refunds within 15 days
as the tribunal's order has not been stayed by the Supreme Court;
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