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Issues: Whether an industrial unit for the manufacture of plywood was "set up" on or after 17 December 1976 so as to qualify for exemption from sales tax under the Government Order, and whether a pilot plant used for experimental test production could be treated as the relevant industrial unit.
Analysis: The exemption under the Government Order applied only to industrial units set up on or after 17 December 1976 in scheduled areas and then entitled to exemption for five years from the date of regular production. A pilot plant erected only for test production and experimental purposes was held not to be the industrial unit contemplated by the Government Order. The expression "set up" was treated as meaning that the unit had been brought into a condition in which it was ready to function as a manufacturing organisation, not merely that preparatory operations had begun. On the facts, the substantial machinery for the regular unit was purchased and erected in 1977-78, electricity connection was obtained only on 1 September 1977, and regular production commenced on 1 December 1977.
Conclusion: The industrial unit was set up only after 17 December 1976, the pilot plant did not disqualify the respondent, and the respondent was entitled to the sales tax exemption for five years from the date of regular production.