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Issues: Whether Sl. No. 18 of Notification No. 205/88-CE dated 25-5-88 granted exemption to imported raw material used in the manufacture of solar photovoltaic modules and panels, or only to parts captively consumed in the factory of production of such parts.
Analysis: The exemption at Sl. No. 18 referred to parts consumed within the factory for the manufacture of the specified goods. The narrower interpretation adopted by the lower authorities treated the expression as if it referred only to parts consumed in the production of such parts, which was held to be illogical and inconsistent with the object of the notification. The provision was construed in light of legislative intent to make non-conventional energy devices cheaper by relieving duty on inputs and parts used for their manufacture.
Conclusion: The exemption was held available to the appellants, and the imported EVA film sheet was covered by the notification.