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Issues: Whether the trade tax revisional court should interfere where the appellate authority and the Tribunal failed to examine the assessee's entitlement to exemption on turnover from footwear traded under the registration certificate, notification, and related circulars.
Analysis: The Tribunal, being the last fact-finding authority, was required to examine both the department's objection that only goods manufactured by a small-scale or gramodyog industry were exempt and the assessee's plea that trading in the notified commodities was itself exempt under the certificate and notification. The record showed that no specific finding was recorded on whether the footwear sold by the assessee had been manufactured by a qualifying industry, or whether the notification and certificate extended the exemption to trading in such goods irrespective of manufacture. In the absence of such findings, the appellate order could not be sustained in revisional scrutiny.
Conclusion: The Tribunal's order was unsustainable and was quashed, and the matter was remitted to the Tribunal for fresh decision by a reasoned speaking order.