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Issues: Whether pre-fabricated steel buildings exported by the appellant were covered by Serial No. 431 of the DEPB Schedule and eligible for DEPB credit.
Analysis: The entry at Serial No. 431 covered fabricated steel hardware, fabricated steel structures and articles not elsewhere specified made out of MS HR plates, sheets, coils and strips. The exported goods were treated as fabricated steel structures in the form of buildings. The exclusion relied upon by the lower authorities, based on a separate customs tariff heading, was not accepted because the DEPB Schedule was to be read reasonably so as to extend the export benefit where the goods fell within the broad language of the entry. The fact that export of the goods and realisation of foreign exchange were not in dispute also supported grant of the benefit.
Conclusion: The pre-fabricated steel buildings were held to fall within Serial No. 431 of the DEPB Schedule and DEPB credit was held to be available to the appellant.