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Reliance Jio Secures ₹253.5 Cr Cenvat Credit Refund in HC

July 14, 2026

Reliance Jio has won a Cenvat credit case in the Bombay High Court following the withdrawal of revenue department's appeal, entitling the company to a refund of ₹253.3 crores. The case aligns with the Supreme Court’s precedent set in the Bharti Airtel case.

Reliance Jio Secures ₹253.5 Cr Cenvat Credit Refund in HC

The Bombay High Court has ruled in favor of Reliance Jio, allowing the company to claim a refund of ₹253.3 crores pertaining to Cenvat credit. This follows the revenue department's decision to withdraw its appeal, significantly aligning this outcome with the recent Supreme Court verdict in the Bharti Airtel case.

This decision reflects the evolving landscape of tax jurisprudence, particularly regarding the entitlement to input credits under the Cenvat scheme. The court’s ruling reinforces the principles established in preceding judgments, ensuring that valid claims are awarded without undue contest.

Tax advisors should take note of this ruling as it may provide valuable insights for future claimants looking to assert their rights under Cenvat credits, and ensure compliance with prevailing guidelines.

Citations

  • Order No. 890 (2023) Bombay HC
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