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Issues: Whether the rebate claim arising from export of goods which were first cleared, then returned for reprocessing, and re-exported was to be tested under clause B(a) or clause B(b) of the Explanation to Section 11B of the Central Excises and Salt Act, 1944, and whether the matter could be regularised under the proviso to Rule 12 of the Central Excise Rules, 1944.
Analysis: The claim was initially rejected as time-barred on the footing that the relevant date was the date of entry of the goods into the factory after return for reprocessing. The revisional authority found that the goods had ultimately been exported and that the situation did not fit neatly within either clause B(a), which deals with rebate on export of goods not brought back into a factory, or clause B(b), which concerns goods returned to a factory for remaking or similar processes. It further noted that the procedure under Rule 173M had been followed only in part and that the case required consideration of whether non-compliance with some conditions of the export notification could be condoned for regularising the export claim.
Conclusion: The matter was not finally decided on merits or limitation and was sent back for reconsideration by the Assistant Collector with reference to the Collector's power under the proviso to Rule 12.