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Issues: Whether Modvat credit could be taken on bottles purchased through an intermediary on the strength of an endorsed gate pass after the original consignment had been broken and processed.
Analysis: Availability of Modvat credit was held to depend upon compliance with the prescribed documentary requirements under the Central Excise Rules. The prescribed gate pass was treated as valid for the original delivery to the first consignee, while further endorsement after break-up of the consignment and resale was viewed as outside the contemplated procedure. The order also noted the practical difficulty of verifying identity of goods once the original consignment had been broken, and observed divergence between Tribunal views in similar matters.
Conclusion: No final view on entitlement to Modvat credit was recorded in this order; the matter was directed to be placed before the Hon'ble President for constitution of a larger Bench.
Final Conclusion: The dispute was not finally decided on the merits and was sent for consideration by a larger Bench because of conflicting decisions.
Ratio Decidendi: Where divergent Tribunal views exist on the same Modvat issue, the matter may be referred for determination by a larger Bench rather than conclusively decided in the present order.