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Issues: Whether the imported telecom software was entitled to exemption as "computer software" under Notification No. 11/97-Cus. dated 1-3-1997, and whether the explanation inserted by Notification No. 3/98-Cus. dated 11-2-1998 could be applied retrospectively.
Analysis: The dispute turned on the scope of the exemption entry for "computer software" and the effect of the later explanation. The Larger Bench decision relied upon had held that the explanation was not retrospective and had also concluded that telecom software fell within the exempted entry for the relevant prior period. Following that decision, the Tribunal treated the exemption as available to the imported telecom software and declined to reopen the question in the present appeal.
Conclusion: The imported telecom software was held entitled to exemption, and the appeal was allowed.