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Issues: Whether yarn manufactured during the currency of the special procedure under Rule 96-V and Rule 96-W of the Central Excise Rules remained entitled to the concessional rate notified under Notification No. 62/72-C.E. dated 17-3-1972, even though the fabrics manufactured from such yarn were cleared after the special notification was withdrawn.
Analysis: The special procedure under Rules 96-V and 96-W did not shift the incidence of excise duty from yarn to fabrics. It merely altered the basis of levy and postponed collection of the duty until clearance of the fabrics. The proviso to Rule 96-W dealt only with a change in the notified rate during the currency of the scheme and contemplated re-calculation within that scheme. It could not be stretched to cover a situation where the notification itself had ceased to apply before clearance of the fabrics. Applying normal yarn duty on the basis of the later clearance of fabrics would improperly mix two distinct schemes of levy and would amount to a retrospective application of the normal rate to yarn already produced and removed for captive consumption.
Conclusion: The yarn produced between 17-3-1972 and 23-7-1972 continued to be governed by the concessional notification, and the assessees were not liable to pay normal duty on that yarn merely because the fabrics were cleared after 24-7-1972.