Exemption for controlled cloth removes excise duties where fabrics meet textile control definitions and price limits. Exemption exempts controlled cloth under headings 52.06 or 52.09 from the whole of excise duty and additional duties under the 1957 Act, subject to a proviso that such cloth are not supplied by the manufacturing factory to any industrial concern or, if so supplied, the industrial concern certifies exclusive use for wearable purposes; 'controlled cloth' is defined by the Textile Commissioner under the Textiles (Control) Order, 1986 with specified maximum ex-factory prices.
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Exemption for controlled cloth removes excise duties where fabrics meet textile control definitions and price limits.
Exemption exempts controlled cloth under headings 52.06 or 52.09 from the whole of excise duty and additional duties under the 1957 Act, subject to a proviso that such cloth are not supplied by the manufacturing factory to any industrial concern or, if so supplied, the industrial concern certifies exclusive use for wearable purposes; "controlled cloth" is defined by the Textile Commissioner under the Textiles (Control) Order, 1986 with specified maximum ex-factory prices.
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