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Issues: Whether galvanizing of goods falling under Chapter 72 during the impugned period amounted to manufacture so as to attract excise duty.
Analysis: The only surviving dispute concerned galvanizing of goods falling under Chapter 72, on which service tax had been paid. The relevant legal position noted was that galvanization was treated as manufacture only with effect from 08.04.2011 by Chapter V of the Finance Act, 2011. For the impugned period, galvanizing of Chapter 72 goods was not covered by that amendment and therefore did not amount to manufacture.
Conclusion: The activity did not amount to manufacture during the impugned period and no excise duty was payable on it.