HC
upholds order of CESTAT allowing MODVAT credit under Rule 57A of Central Excise
Rules, 1944 on inputs found defective, unfit for use on production floor in
factory premises; Accepts assessee’s contention that R&D tests during which
inputs were destroyed / become waste are integral to manufacturing of watches
and therefore, MODVAT credit cannot be denied in terms of Rule 57A r/w Rule
57D; Notes CESTAT’s categorical finding that assessee had reversed credit
availed at the time of receipt, upon discovering inputs / parts of watches
unfit for use and during course of manufacture, certain inputs were found
defective / lost; Further remarks that MODVAT credit cannot be denied by
applying provisions of Rule 57D when duty has indeed been paid; Perusal of Rule
57A(4) indicates that MODVAT credit is available on inputs used in final
products manufacture or in or in relation thereto whether directly or
indirectly, hence, it is not required that said inputs should be contained in
final product : Delhi HC
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