Customs duty exemption for leather industry inputs limits payable ad valorem duty above a statutory threshold, easing import relief.
The Government exempts any portion of ad valorem customs duty in excess of forty-five per cent on certain leather industry inputs. Operative goods listed are synthetic fat liquors (including non ionic fat liquors and mixtures, with or without hydrocarbons) and syntans; the exemption is issued under section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962 to provide import duty relief for these specified items used in leather manufacture.

Customs exemption amendment removes specified leather industry goods from an earlier notification, changing their tariff treatment.
The Central Government, exercising powers under the Customs Act, amends Notification No. 29-Customs (10 February 1979) by omitting Sl. Nos. 2 and 4 and their corresponding entries in the annexed Table; Notification No. 387/86-Cus dated 29-7-1986 effects this change, altering the tariff/exemption status of the specified goods used in the leather industry.

Customs exemption for specified chemical imports enables reduced duty for leather chemical manufacture, conditional on Industrial Adviser certificate for eligibility.
Exemption relieves specified chemical inputs imported for manufacture of leather chemicals from customs duty exceeding forty-five per cent ad valorem and from the whole of additional duty under section 3 of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975, provided the importer supplies a certificate from an officer not lower than Industrial Adviser specifying the description and quantity of each chemical, the end product and recommending the exemption; the Table lists the eligible goods and their tariff chapters.

Effective duty rate for bath oils limits excise liability to a specified ad valorem calculation reducing taxable excess.
The notification, issued under sub rule (1) of rule 8 of the Central Excise Rules, 1944, exempts bath oils (thailams) under sub heading 3307.00 from so much of the excise duty leviable thereon as exceeds the amount calculated at a specified ad valorem rate, leaving only the duty equal to that ad valorem calculation chargeable.

Fertiliser exemption scope narrowed: exemption excludes goods not intended as fertilisers or for fertiliser manufacture.
The substituted proviso provides that the notification shall not apply to goods when they are clearly not to be used as fertilisers or in the manufacture of other fertilisers, whether directly or through the stage of an intermediate product.

Exemption for molten iron in sand moulds removes excise duty when used to manufacture steel castings.
Exemption removes the whole excise duty on molten iron in sand moulds, as classified in the central tariff, when used as an input in the manufacture of steel castings, by exercise of powers under the central excise rules to grant a use conditional relief from the duty otherwise leviable under the central excise charging provision.

Exemption for sand moulds: excise duty relieved when used within producing factory for steel castings; external use requires prescribed procedure.
Exemption for sand moulds from excise duty applies where the moulds, within the specified tariff classification, are used in the factory of production for manufacture of steel castings; if used outside that factory, the prescribed procedural regime under the Central Excise Rules must be followed.

Input credit restriction: proviso conditions exemption for rubber products where no credit has been availed under rule 56A or 57A.
The notification inserts a proviso conditioning the exemption for rubber products on the non availment of input duty credit: the exemption does not apply where credit of the duty paid on inputs used in the manufacture of the said goods has been availed of under rule 56A or 57A.

Excise exemption amendment removes 'Black Liquor' from specified goods exemption list under Central Excise Rules by government notification.
The Central Government, under sub rule (1) of rule 8 of the Central Excise Rules, 1944, amends a prior exemption notification by omitting the words "Black Liquor" against the specified serial entry in the annexed table, thereby removing that product from the miscellaneous exemptions applicable to the listed tariff classifications.

Exemption amendment: Black Liquor inserted into central excise notification table, updating tariff classification and schedule effect.
Amendment adds Black Liquor to the annexed table of a prior central excise notification by inserting a new serial entry after the third entry, listing Black Liquor under the relevant tariff headings; the change is a procedural expansion of the notification's enumerated items without altering broader tax provisions.

Excise duty on compounded unvulcanised rubber capped, exempting duty above a specified ad valorem rate.
The notification exempts compounded rubber, unvulcanised, in primary forms or in plates, sheets or strip, falling under the relevant tariff heading, from so much of the duty of excise leviable thereon which is in excess of the amount calculated at the rate of fifteen per cent ad valorem.

Excise duty cap for polypropylene filament yarn limits payable duty to prescribed effective per kilogram rates for denier categories.
The notification caps the excise duty payable on polypropylene filament yarn, not textured, by exempting that portion of duty in excess of amounts calculated at specified per kilogram effective rates for five denier categories corresponding to listed tariff sub headings. The exemption is effected under rule 8(1) of the Central Excise Rules, 1944 and the Schedule to the Central Excise Tariff Act, 1985, and remains in force up to and inclusive of 28 July 1987.

Central Excise amendment removes a listed exemption entry from the annexed tariff table, altering glassware coverage.
The Central Government, exercising power under sub rule (1) of rule eight of the Central Excise Rules, 1944, amends the earlier Ministry of Finance notification by directing that the specified serial number and its related entries in the annexed tariff Table (relating to glass and glassware) shall be omitted, thereby modifying the list of miscellaneous exemptions in the prior notification.

Excise exemption for synthetic tops removes duty where component fibre or tow has already borne excise or additional customs duty.
Synthetic tops under heading 55.01 are exempt from the whole duty of excise leviable under section 3, provided such tops are made from fibre or tow on which excise duty or the additional customs duty under section 3 of the Customs Tariff Act has already been paid, making the exemption conditional on prior payment of duty on the input material.

Exemption for television chassis allowed when used to manufacture monochrome broadcast receivers, subject to off site procedure compliance.
Exemption under rule 8(1) of the Central Excise Rules, 1944 exempts television chassis under heading No. 85.29 from the whole of the duty of excise where such chassis is used for manufacture of broadcast television receiver sets (monochrome) of screen size not exceeding 36 centimetres; if such use is elsewhere than in the factory of production, the procedure specified in Chapter X of the Central Excise Rules, 1944 must be followed.

Tariff amendment expands Central Excise exemption to include cast iron soil pipe fittings under specified manufacturing chapters.
The notification amends the exemption table of a prior Central Excise notification by substituting the entry for iron tubes and pipes and blanks therefor with wording that adds cast iron soil pipe fittings, thereby expanding the description of exempted goods under the specified tariff chapters.

Modvat credit expanded to include an additional tariff entry, broadening the goods eligible for duty credit under the notification.
The government amends Notification No. 177/86 by substituting the figures "30" with "30, 31" in columns (2) and (3) of the annexed Table, thereby expanding the tariff entries eligible for credit of duty under the modvat framework and adjusting the scope of goods covered by the miscellaneous exemptions and credit entitlement in the principal notification.

Excise duty exemption for animal shoe nails removes central excise liability under the specified tariff classification.
The notification exempts animal-shoe-nails, as described in the tariff schedule, from the whole of the excise duty leviable thereon by declaring those goods duty-free under the statutory tariff classification, thereby removing central excise liability for such goods by exercise of delegated rule-making powers.

Excise exemption for polyethylene coated paper where base paper duty has been paid allows relief subject to in factory production restriction.
Polyethylene coated paper or paper board under heading 39.20 is exempt from whole excise duty when produced from base paper or base paper board on which appropriate excise duty or additional duty under the Customs Tariff Act has been paid, provided that such base paper or base paper board was not produced out of pulp within the factory of manufacture; market purchases of base paper are deemed to have paid the requisite duty.

Tariff amendment adds an input-to-product linkage: vinyl acetate monomer specified as input for acrylic fibre production.
Amendment inserts a new entry in the annexed table to notification No. 225/86, added under sub-rule (1) of rule 8 of the Central Excise Rules, 1944, specifying vinyl acetate monomer as the duty-paid input and acrylic fibre as the specified final product, thereby modifying the notification's schedule by adding that input-to-product linkage after Sl. No. 16.