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Issues: Whether the assessable value of goods cleared from one unit to another was required to be determined on the higher price at which a small portion of the goods was later sold as spares, or on the cost construction basis adopted by the assessee.
Analysis: The goods were cleared from the Pondicherry unit to the Pallavaram unit, and only a small portion was subsequently sold as spares at a higher price while the bulk was captively consumed in further manufacture. The higher sale price of the small spare quantity could not be treated as the proper comparable value for the entire clearances from the supplying unit. The valuation adopted by the assessee on cost construction basis was therefore not shown to be untenable, and the department's attempt to apply the spare-sale price to the balance clearances was not justified.
Conclusion: The higher spare-sale price was not liable to be adopted as the assessable value for the impugned clearances, and the assessee's valuation method was upheld.
Final Conclusion: The demand did not survive, and the departmental appeal was rejected.
Ratio Decidendi: Where only a minor portion of transferred goods is later sold as spares at a higher price, that isolated sale price cannot automatically govern valuation of the entire clearances when the bulk is captively consumed and the assessee's adopted valuation basis is otherwise supported.