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2008 (1) TMI 788

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..... . Heard both sides. 3. The relevant facts, in brief, are as follows :- (a) The appellant manufactured steel angles falling under erstwhile T.I. 25(11) and later under Chapter Heading 72.10 (from 1-3-1986) out of waste and scrap obtained ship breaking. (b) The Original Authority in his order, in de novo adjudication, came to the conclusion that ship breaking materials were not waste and scrap and held that the final products are eligible for exemption under the Notification 208/2003, dated 1-3-2003 up to 28-2-1986 and that from 1-3-1986 the Unit is entitled to proforma credit/Modvat credit under Rule 56A/57A. (c) On appeal by the Department, the Commissioner (Appeals) allowed the appeal. Hence the assessee is in appeal. .....

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..... reiterates the findings of the Commissioner (Appeals). 6. We have carefully considered the submissions from both sides. The relevant portion of the order of the Commissioner (Appeals) is reproduced below :- According to above CEGAT s direction the respondents has to produce necessary evidence to establish that the raw material used are actually pieces of iron bars, iron rods, steel rods, MS angles de-shaped/blocks lumps and similar other forms of iron and steel covered by Ch. H. No. 7206, 7207, 7209 7210. However, on perusal of adjudication order, it is observed that the respondents have not produced any evidence in support of their contention that inputs were in nature of bars, rods, MS angles, blocks, lump and other similar form w .....

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..... on of the order of the Tribunal is reproduced below :- 4. We have heard both sides and carefully perused the Tribunal s Order dated 5-5-98. The period in dispute ranges from 1-8-83 to 31-8-86. We agree with the assessee that the demand for the period prior to 1-3-86 i.e. for the period from 1-8-83 to 28-2-86 has been set aside by the Tribunal. Therefore, no demand covering this period, survives. Therefore, the confirmation of demand for this period by the Commissioner in the present impugned order cannot be sustained and is hence set aside. For the period subsequent to 1-3-86, the Tribunal in its order dated 5-5-98 held that waste and scrap falling under Heading 72.03 is not mentioned in the order specifying the inputs (waste and scrap) .....

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