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Issues: Whether hosiery banyans were exempt from sales tax under Item 23 of Schedule III of Notification No. STGL-AR-107/59-9134-F.T. dated 1 July 1959 by reason of the expression "cotton fabrics".
Analysis: The exemption notification of 1 July 1959, read with the later notifications of 5 August 1959 and 19 October 1966, showed that hosiery cloth sold in lengths was separately exempted only from 1 July 1959 and cotton hosiery goods were separately exempted only from 1 October 1966. That structure indicated that hosiery goods were not covered by the original general expression "cotton fabrics". The definition in Item 19 of Schedule I to the Central Excises and Salt Act, 1944, though inclusive, was treated as referring to cotton cloth in a narrow sense and did not justify extending the exemption to hosiery banyans, which were distinct articles manufactured from hosiery cloth.
Conclusion: Hosiery banyans were not exempt from levy of sales tax under Item 23 of Schedule III of the notification dated 1 July 1959 for the period in question.
Ratio Decidendi: Where an exemption notification uses a general textile description, later specific exclusions or separate entries may show that a distinct manufactured article is not included, and exemption provisions must be construed strictly according to the statutory context.