Supreme Court of India
M/s. Compack Pvt. Ltd. v. Commissioner of Central Excise, Vadodara
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Central Excise-Exemption Notification-Rules of Interpretation-Held, a Notification has to be construed literally in terms of the language used therein-An eligibility criteria has to be construed strictly-Once the eligibility clause is satisfied, exemption clause may then be given a liberal meaning- Plea taken by the Revenue that exemption could be granted only to containers manufactured exclusively out of base paper rejected. c Central Excise-Exemption Notification No.67182-CE dt. 28.2.1982 as amended on 28.2.1993-Central Excise Rules 1944, Rule 8, 57 , Section AA of Chapter V-Custom Tari.ff
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