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2020 ]   S. NARENDRAKUMAR AND CO. v. COMMISSIONER OF CGST, MUMBAI EAST  95
                       8.  In this factual matrix, considering the situation of the appellant dur-
               ing the relevant period as explained by the Learned Counsel, I condone the delay
               in filing the  refund claim and direct the original  authority to sanction refund
               claim to the extent admissible on merits. The appeal is allowed as above.
                              (Order pronounced and dictated in open Court)
                                                ______
                            2020 (38) G.S.T.L. 95 (Tri. - Mumbai)
                           IN THE CESTAT, WEST ZONAL BENCH, MUMBAI
                                     Shri Ajay Sharma, Member (J)
                                S. NARENDRAKUMAR AND CO.

                                                Versus
                          COMMISSIONER OF CGST, MUMBAI EAST
                       Final Order No. A/87272/2019-WZB, dated 10-12-2019 in Appeal
                                           No. ST/88825/2018
                       Rail Transport services used for food stuff - Exemption - Definition of
               ‘Food Stuff’ in Sr. No. 20(i) of Notification No. 25/2012-S.T. is inclusive and not
               exhaustive  - It includes spices/masale, besides “flowers, tea, coffee, jiggery,
               sugar, milk products, edible oil” enumerated in its definition - It could be any
               substance used as food or to make food. [para 4]
                       Refund - Grant of - Service Tax deposited under  wrong  accounting
               code/head - It is not valid reason for denying refund of Service Tax erroneous-
               ly paid - Section 11B of Central Excise Act, 1944 as applicable to Service Tax
               vide Section 83 of Finance Act, 1994. [para 5]
                       Order  - Scope - Documents on record  relevant for  just decision and
               submissions made based on those documents should be considered and find-
               ings given. [para 4]
                       Strictures against adjudication and appellate authorities - Record indi-
               cating that assessee had submitted letter along with invoices, and made sub-
               missions based on those documents - However, orders passed without consid-
               eration and findings on those documents - Those documents are relevant for
               just decision and ought to have been considered by lower authorities. [para 4]
                       Interpretation of statutes - Includes/Including - It enlarges meaning of
               definition to comprehend things according to natural import besides those
               declared as included - It means Legislature did not intend to restrict scope of
               definition. [para 4]
                                                                         Appeal allowed
                       REPRESENTED BY :     S/Shri Sanjeev Nari with Mohit Rawal,  Advocates,
                                            for the Appellant.
                                            Shri S.B. Mane, Assistant  Commissioner (AR), for
                                            the Respondent.
                       [Order]. - This appeal has been filed against the impugned order dated
               11-6-2018 passed by the Principal  Additional Director General,  DGPM, WRU,
               Mumbai in Order-in-Appeal No. MUM-DGPM-WRU/APP-245/2017-18.
                       2.  The issue involved in this appeal is whether the appellants are enti-
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