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Issues: Whether invoices issued by authorised stockists or authorised dealers, who had purchased excisable goods from the manufacturer and sold them onward, were valid documents for availing Modvat credit under Notification No. 16/94-C.E. dated 30-03-1994.
Analysis: Notification No. 16/94-C.E. dated 30-03-1994 treated invoices issued by a wholesale distributor or dealer of a manufacturer, where the goods had been purchased from the manufacturer's factory or depot, as acceptable documents for Modvat credit. The suppliers in question were not manufacturers, but they had bought the goods from the manufacturer and supplied them to the appellant. Their description as authorised stockist or authorised dealer did not exclude them from being dealers for the purpose of the notification, particularly when the transactions were in wholesale quantities and the nature of the supply was undisputed.
Conclusion: The invoices were valid documents for Modvat credit and the denial of credit was unsustainable.