Supreme Court of India
Hindustan Poles Corporation v. Commissioner of Central Excise, Calcutta
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Central Excises Act, 1944: Section 2(/)-Manufacture-Process of "welding" of electric resistant pipes/tubes of different diameters, which are duty paid, and purchased fi'om the open market, results in a new product-Whether amounts to "Manufacture "-Held, No. c Show-cause-notices issued by the Additional Collector of Central Excise, Calcutta have been challenged by the appellant in these appeals. The said notice was issued on the ground that by the process of "welding" of electric resistant pipes/tubes of different diameters, which are duty paid, and purchased from the open market, results in a
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