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<h1>Central Government Can Exempt Excisable Goods from Duty Under Section 5A of the Central Excise Act, 1944</h1> Section 5A of the Central Excise Act, 1944, empowers the Central Government to exempt excisable goods from duty, either absolutely or conditionally, if deemed necessary for public interest. Exemptions do not apply to goods produced in free trade zones, special economic zones, or by export-oriented units brought into India. The government can issue specific orders for exceptional cases and clarify notifications within a year of issuance. Exemptions may adjust the duty rate but cannot exceed statutory duty. Notifications take effect upon publication in the Official Gazette and retain force until amended or rescinded.