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<h1>CEGAT Rules Wires from Duty-Paid Rods Exempt from Excise; Board Directs Resolution of Similar Cases Without Section 11C Waiver.</h1> The Steel Wire Manufacturers Association sought a waiver of excise duty for wires made from duty-paid wire rods between August 1, 1980, and April 6, 1981. This request followed the rescinding of a prior notification and before an amendment was made. The Customs, Excise and Gold (Control) Appellate Tribunal (CEGAT) ruled that wires made from wire rods, which are derived from billets, qualify for duty exemption if the billets have paid the appropriate excise duty. The Board accepted this decision and directed that similar pending cases be resolved following this ruling, eliminating the need for duty waiver under Section 11C.