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A show cause notice was issued proposing to recover the ineligible availed credit along with interest for which penalty was imposed. After due process of law, in respect of Goods Transport Agency services the adjudicating authority did not allow CENVAT credit but for all other services the same was allowed. Hence, this appeal was filed before the Tribunal.<\/p>\n<p style=\"text-align: justify;\">M. Kannan, counsel on behalf of the appellant had submitted that appellant had sold goods to customers on FOR basis. Therefore, place of removal should be buyer\u2019s premises. Adjudicating authority found the appellant to be not eligible for the credit of the service tax paid on the freight for outward transportation of goods upto buyer\u2019s premises. Whereas, L. Nandakumar, counsel on behalf of respondent contended that appellant needs to produce documents in order to prove that the place of removal is the buyer\u2019s premises. Counsel relied on the case of <em>CCE v. Ultra Tech Cement Ltd.<\/em>, (2018) 9 GSTL 337 (SC) where it was held that credit is eligible from the place of removal upto the buyer\u2019s premises.<\/p>\n<p style=\"text-align: justify;\">Tribunal observed that in cases such as this when the sale takes at buyer\u2019s premises, the place of removal is the buyer\u2019s premises. Thus, it was necessary to determine the place of removal to consider the eligibility of credit of service tax paid on freight charges upto the buyer\u2019s premises. Therefore, Tribunal concluded it to be a fit case for remanding it to the adjudicating authority to look into the issue of eligibility of credit on GTA services after determining the place of removal after considering the decision referred above. Therefore, the impugned order was set aside. [Wheels India Ltd. v. 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