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Issues: Whether imported cotton denim fabric was eligible for exemption under Notification No. 203/93 when cleared against a transferred advance licence issued for export of gents shirts.
Analysis: The imported material was cotton denim fabric, which falls within the scope of cotton fabrics. The export obligation related to gents cotton shirts, and nothing showed that denim could not be used in their manufacture. The licensing conditions did not require specification of a particular grade or kind of cotton fabric for either import or export. The Department's objection based on absence of exact technical correspondence between the imported fabric and the exported shirts was therefore unsustainable. The position that an importer under a transferred advance licence need not establish nexus with the exported goods also supported the assessee.
Conclusion: The imported goods were eligible for the benefit of exemption under Notification No. 203/93, and the appeal failed.
Ratio Decidendi: Where a notification or licence permits import of cotton fabrics and no specific technical grade or nexus requirement is prescribed, cotton denim fabric used for or capable of being used in the export product cannot be denied exemption merely for want of exact technical matching with the exported goods.