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Issues: Whether exemption under the notification could be denied to an export-oriented industrial unit on the ground that the seller was not required to obtain the declaration contemplated by the notification, where the purchased raw material was used in the manufacture of goods for export and the tax incidence arose at the last purchase point.
Analysis: The unit was engaged in manufacture for export and the raw material purchased was rubber latex used in the manufacture of gloves for export. The notification granted exemption to purchases of industrial raw materials for such manufacture, and the condition of use in export production stood satisfied on the facts. The objection taken by the Revenue was only technical, based on non-applicability of the declaration requirement to commodities taxable at the last purchase point, where the purchasing industrial unit itself would otherwise bear the tax burden. Since there was no dispute that the material was in fact used for export manufacture, the benefit of the notification could not be denied on that narrow ground.
Conclusion: Exemption was held to be available to the assessee, and the revision filed by the State was dismissed.
Final Conclusion: The assessee retained the benefit of the exemption notification because the substantive conditions were satisfied, and a purely technical objection to the declaration requirement could not defeat the claim.
Ratio Decidendi: Where the factual conditions of an exemption notification are satisfied, exemption cannot be denied on a merely technical non-applicability of a declaration requirement, especially when the tax is otherwise attracted at the last purchase point and the goods are used in export production.