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                                     Refund/Refund Claim (Contd.)
                                     — Unjust enrichment -  No  change  in price structure of the  product
                                        immediately after payment of duty on protest - Instead of verifying the
                                        fact of not passing of incidence of duty on the customers itself appellant
                                        got it verified by the Range Superintendent - Appellant not to be blamed
                                        for its failure to produce the same before him which, admittedly was a
                                        departmental report and could not be possibly accessed by the appellant
                                        unless supplied to it by the Department - Production of sample invoices
                                        before the Commissioner (Appeals) sufficient to establish that tax  not
                                        collected from the customer - Amount of duty paid can also not be shown
                                        in the book of accounts as receivable because duty demanded way back
                                        in 1999 and show cause notice of such duty demand dropped in 2003 -
                                        Furthermore  every expenditure made by manufacturing company  may
                                        not necessarily be  recovered from the customer - Refund admissible -
                                        Section 11B of Central Excise Act, 1944 — J.K. Prints v. Commissioner of CGST,
                                        Navi Mumbai (Tri. - Mumbai) ............................... 110
                                     Revision  by  Central Government - Scope of - Revision is not appeal - In
                                        terms  of statutory provisions, Government in revision can only annul,
                                        meaning thereby declare invalid or  modify appellate order under
                                        revision on application for such revision by Commissioner - Instant case,
                                        Central Government by confirming order-in-original and setting aside
                                        order-in-appeal sat in appeal - Since revision is not appeal, impugned
                                        order not sustainable - Section 35EE of Central Excise Act, 1944 - Article
                                        226 of Constitution of India —  Indian Oil Corporation Limited  v. Commissioner
                                        Central Excise, Haldia (Cal.) ................................  95
                                     SABKA VISHWAS (LEGACY DISPUTE RESOLUTION) SCHEME, 2019 :
                                     — Notice before rejection of application - Contention that assessee eligible to
                                        file an application despite non-quantification  or communication of
                                        amount to it by  Department till 30-6-2019 not considered - Opportunity
                                        of hearing should have been given to assessee before passing any adverse
                                        order - Order rejecting application on the ground that “the concerned
                                        investigative authority has submitted that the amount has neither been
                                        quantified nor communicated to the assessee”, set aside - Matter
                                        remanded —  Industrial Personnel & Security Services Pvt. Ltd.  v. Commr. of CGST,
                                        Delhi South (Del.) ....................................  44
                                     Sales value shown in Central Excise and the sales income shown in the IT
                                        Returns differ, clandestine removal allegation not sustainable - See under
                                        DEMAND ......................................  98
                                     Settlement Commission  - Rectification of Mistake  for not considering
                                        benefit of exemption notification - Application for  recall of order  not
                                        considered by Settlement Commission  on the ground that its order  is
                                        final and conclusive, hence not recallable - Such  application to be
                                        considered and decided by Settlement Commission — Supreme Art Works v.
                                        Union of India (Mad.) ..................................  27
                                     Shipping Bill’s amendment for conversion to MEIS Scheme allowed
                                        notwithstanding non filing of ‘declaration of intent’  within stipulated
                                        time - See under EXIM  ...............................  49
                                     Single Member Bench not bound to follow judgment rendered by Division
                                        Bench - See under APPELLATE TRIBUNAL  ................... 130
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