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Issues: Whether the amendment to Notification No. 175/86 by Notification No. 55/92, read with Notification No. 67/92, disentitled the assessee to the exemption for the period 1-4-1992 to 21-5-1992.
Analysis: The Tribunal read Notification No. 55/92 as applicable only where the assessee had earlier enjoyed the benefit under clause (a) of the proviso. On that reading, the amendment did not withdraw the exemption from an assessee whose earlier benefit arose under clause (b). The departmental appeal did not dislodge the concurrent factual finding that the exemption continued, and the Tribunal noted that an identical issue had already been decided on similar facts in the same manner.
Conclusion: The amendment did not take away the assessee's entitlement to the exemption for the disputed period.