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Issues: (i) Whether duty was payable at the single yarn stage when the yarn was cleared for captive use in doubling. (ii) Whether the wastage percentage of single yarn at 0.35% was for determining the quantity liable to duty.
Issue (i): Whether duty was payable at the single yarn stage when the yarn was cleared for captive use in doubling.
Analysis: The appeal was covered by the Tribunal's earlier view that single ply yarn is a manufactured product and that subsequent doubling or multifolding does not alter the point at which duty becomes payable. On that reasoning, the liability arises at the stage of single yarn even where it is used captively for further processing.
Conclusion: The duty was payable at the single yarn stage and the finding was against the assessee.
Issue (ii): Whether the wastage percentage of single yarn at 0.35% was for determining the quantity liable to duty.
Analysis: The Tribunal had earlier accepted 0.35% as a reasonable wastage percentage for working out the weight of single yarn for duty purposes, and the same approach was applied here.
Conclusion: The wastage percentage of 0.35% was upheld and the finding was against the assessee.
Final Conclusion: The impugned order affirming duty liability at the single yarn stage and adopting 0.35% wastage was sustained, and the appeal failed.
Ratio Decidendi: Where single yarn is a manufactured product, captively used further for doubling, duty is exigible at the single yarn stage, and a reasonable wastage percentage may be adopted for quantification.