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Issues: Whether section 4-A(3) of the U.P. Sales Tax Act, 1948, empowering the Commissioner of Sales Tax to cancel or amend an eligibility certificate on misuse, breach of conditions, or ineligibility, is constitutionally valid and applicable to certificates granted before the insertion of that provision.
Analysis: The provision expressly authorises the Commissioner, by written order, to cancel or amend an eligibility certificate if the exemption has been misused, if the unit has breached the conditions of grant, or if the unit is not entitled to the facility or is entitled to it for a lesser period or from a different date. The power is exercisable in respect of certificates issued before or after the relevant date, and the order may take effect from a specified date, including a date prior to the order, subject to a reasonable opportunity of hearing. The fact that the Commissioner participates as a member of the grant committee does not bar him from exercising the distinct statutory power conferred on him as Commissioner. The provision therefore does not suffer from constitutional or legal infirmity.
Conclusion: Section 4-A(3) is valid, and the Commissioner had jurisdiction to cancel or amend an eligibility certificate issued before the commencement of that sub-section if the statutory conditions for exercise of power were satisfied.