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1998 (10) TMI 193

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..... o manufacture sugar. Towards this purpose they purchased a number of machines and accessories etc. During December, 1994 on such machinery etc. acquired by them Modvat credit under Rule 57Q amounting to Rs. 35,44,546.59 was taken. A show cause notice was issued on 1-6-1995 in which the following allegations were made : 1. Some of the materials received did not qualify under Rule 57Q nor was it used for specified purposes. 2. Materials for handling baggasse was not eligible inasmuch as baggasse did not attract any duty. 3. Some of the goods were used in erection/fittings/manufacture of the capital goods without following the provisions of Rule 57(a)(4). In manufacturing the capital goods the provisions of law were not followed and duty wa .....

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..... J.S. Sharma, Vice President (Commercial) referred to the invoice covering those capital goods on which the claim of Modvat credit stood denied in the Commissioner's order. He showed that where the invoice described the goods as "angle valve", the Commissioner had taken them to be "angles". He stated that parts of the articles namely stabiliser, base frames, head stock are specifically manufactured component parts of the plant and machinery as per the drawing given by them. As regards the tubes he stated that they were meant for carriage of sugar cane juice. Certain invoices clearly showed parts of centrifugal machinery. It was his plea that all these machines/component parts are specifically meant for production of sugar and that the Commis .....

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..... c order made by him, which I have extracted, above, it appears that the sole ground for denial was that the contested goods were not capable of being considered as capital goods in terms of Rule 57Q. Therefore the scope of the appeal before him had to be limited to the invoice produced on which reliance is placed in making the claim that these are identifiable machines and parts thereof going into machinery which is required to produce the excisable commodity mainly sugar. In neither order has any discussion been made on these contested items to establish their coverage or otherwise under the Rule. I, therefore, deem it proper to remand the proceedings back to the Assistant Commission who will discuss the goods covered under each invoice an .....

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