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Issues: Whether the appellant was entitled to exemption from service tax under Notification No. 11/2010-ST dated 27.02.2010 for construction of sub-station and SDO office for the electricity department, and whether the confirmed demand could be sustained.
Analysis: The construction activity was undertaken for the electricity department and was connected with transmission of electricity. The Tribunal relied on its earlier decisions holding that the expression "for transmission of electricity" covers construction and allied activities relating to transmission and distribution infrastructure, including sub-stations. On that basis, the benefit of the notification was held to extend to the appellant's activity.
Conclusion: The service tax demand was not sustainable and the appellant was entitled to the exemption.