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Issues: Whether, for the purpose of allowing deduction of sales against form 15, the assessing authority could ignore the inclusion of packing labels in the purchasing dealer's recognition certificate and deny the benefit on the ground that such goods were in fact excluded from recognition under the statute.
Analysis: A registered dealer selling goods to a recognised dealer was entitled to rely on the recognition certificate issued under the statutory scheme. The Commissioner or delegated authority was required to decide, after enquiry, whether the goods claimed fell within the excluded categories before granting recognition. Once the certificate was granted and the relevant goods were included in the appended list, that determination operated as a binding finding for purposes of assessment, and a third-party assessing officer could not re-open the correctness of the inclusion. Permitting each assessing authority to re-judge the same certificate would undermine its finality and create inconsistent results.
Conclusion: The assessing authority was not entitled to disallow the deduction on the ground that the packing labels ought not to have been included in the recognition certificate. The issue was answered in favour of the assessee.