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Issues: Whether Modvat credit was admissible on electrodes, asbestos packing, P.M. shafts and trash plates under Rule 57Q.
Issue (i): Whether Modvat credit was admissible on electrodes.
Analysis: Credit on electrodes was held inadmissible in view of the earlier Tribunal decision relied upon for the same question.
Conclusion: Credit on electrodes was disallowed.
Issue (ii): Whether Modvat credit was admissible on asbestos packing.
Analysis: The record showed that the item had been declared, and in any event the Larger Bench view recognised admissibility of credit even where declaration was not filed, particularly after the relevant amendments and Board circulars.
Conclusion: Credit on asbestos packing was allowed.
Issue (iii): Whether Modvat credit was admissible on P.M. shafts and trash plates as components or accessories of mill machinery.
Analysis: P.M. shafts were treated as components of mill rollers, and trash plates were treated as accessories necessary for further extraction of juice. Since the mill machinery was specified under Rule 57Q, its components and accessories were also covered.
Conclusion: Credit on P.M. shafts and trash plates was allowed.
Final Conclusion: The denial of credit survived only for electrodes, while credit on the other disputed items was upheld and the penalty was substantially reduced.
Ratio Decidendi: Components and accessories of specified machinery are eligible for Modvat credit where the machinery itself is covered by the relevant rule, and credit cannot be denied on a mere declaration objection when the entitlement is otherwise established.