Excisability of packing containers - paper and aluminium formed during continuous tea packaging are not treated as excisable goods. Paper or aluminium containers produced as part of the continuous tea-packaging process do not come into existence in a separate, distinct, marketable condition and therefore are not to be treated as excisable goods under the relevant provisions of central excise law.
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Excisability of packing containers - paper and aluminium formed during continuous tea packaging are not treated as excisable goods.
Paper or aluminium containers produced as part of the continuous tea-packaging process do not come into existence in a separate, distinct, marketable condition and therefore are not to be treated as excisable goods under the relevant provisions of central excise law.
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