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Commissioner of Central Excise Vs. Hybrid Electronic Systems Pvt.

Commissioner of Central Excise vs Hybrid Electronic Systems Pvt.

Type Court Judgment Court Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Mumbai Decided Mar 27, 2001
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Citation
Court
Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Mumbai
Decided On
Subject
Excise

Case Summary

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Excise

Key legal issue
Excise

Parties & Advocates

Appellant / Petitioner

Commissioner of Central Excise

Respondent

Hybrid Electronic Systems Pvt.

Excerpt

1. respondent is absent and unrepresented.i have heard the departmental representative.in its orders, the tribunal was of the view that notification 16/94 permitted credit to be taken on these documents holding that a gate pass issued before 31.3.94 and endorsed after that date could be valid for taking credit before 30.6.94.2. the objection appears to be that for notification 16/94 to be applied the gate pass should have been issued and endorsement made prior to 31.3.94 any other interpretation would render the notification negated.entry 10 of the table to the notification recognises an endorsed gate pass to be availed document for taking credit, provided that it had been issued before 1.4.94 and credit is taken on or before 30.6.94.now, an endorsed gate pass is not a document which can be issued.it is the gate pass that is issued, and can be endorsed later.it the gate pass that is issued, and can be endorsed late. therefore, the word "issued" described in the notification refers to the dated of issue of the gate pass, and not the date of its endorsement.this is in fact the view taken in the earlier decision of the tribunal in moosa haji patrawala vs. cce 1996 (13) rlt 353.3. i do not therefore find a ground for reference. application dismissed.

Full Judgment

1. Respondent is absent and unrepresented.I have heard the departmental representative.In its orders, the Tribunal was of the view that notification 16/94 permitted credit to be taken on these documents holding that a gate pass issued before 31.3.94 and endorsed after that date could be valid for taking credit before 30.6.94.

2. The objection appears to be that for notification 16/94 to be applied the gate pass should have been issued and endorsement made prior to 31.3.94 any other interpretation would render the notification negated.Entry 10 of the Table to the notification recognises an endorsed gate pass to be availed document for taking credit, provided that it had been issued before 1.4.94 and credit is taken on or before 30.6.94.Now, an endorsed gate pass is not a document which can be issued.It is the gate pass that is issued, and can be endorsed later.

It the gate pass that is issued, and can be endorsed late. Therefore, the word "issued" described in the notification refers to the dated of issue of the gate pass, and not the date of its endorsement.This is in fact the view taken in the earlier decision of the Tribunal in Moosa haji Patrawala vs. CCE 1996 (13) RLT 353.

3. I do not therefore find a ground for reference. Application dismissed.

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