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Issues: Whether refund of duty was admissible under Rule 173M of the Central Excise Rules, 1944 when export-bound package tea was returned to the factory and repacked into loose tea.
Analysis: Rule 173M permitted return of excisable goods cleared for export to the factory for being remade, refined, reconditioned, or subjected to similar processes, and refund was linked to completion of such processes. Repacking did not fall within those contemplated processes. The record also did not establish that the statutory conditions for refund under the rule were satisfied.
Conclusion: Refund was not admissible under Rule 173M, and the claim failed.