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Issues: Whether the matter should be remanded for fresh consideration in view of documentary evidence relating to sale of books and study materials produced before the Tribunal for the first time, while examining entitlement to exemption under Notification No. 12/2003-ST.
Analysis: The appellant's claim was that books and study materials sold to non-recipients of the training service were sales of goods, and that materials supplied to trainees against invoices qualified for exemption. The evidence supporting these claims had not been placed before the original authority and was therefore not examined by the lower authorities. Since the newly produced material was relevant to the controversy and required factual appraisal at the first adjudicatory level, the matter could not be finally decided by the Tribunal on the existing record.
Conclusion: The matter was rightly remanded to the original authority for fresh consideration of the evidence and for a de novo decision after affording reasonable opportunity of hearing.
Final Conclusion: The appeal succeeded only to the extent of setting aside the earlier orders and obtaining remand for reconsideration on the merits.
Ratio Decidendi: Where material evidence relevant to tax liability and exemption was not examined by the adjudicating authority, the appropriate course is remand for fresh adjudication after considering that evidence.