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    <description>This case pertains to an exemption granted to new industrial undertakings/units under a notification dated 25.04.2007. The respondent, an old wood-based plywood industry operating in Jeypore prior to a ban imposed by the Supreme Court, obtained a fresh license after the ban was lifted. The issue was whether obtaining a fresh license after the ban amounted to establishing a new industry, thereby entitling the respondent to the exemption under the 2007 notification. The CESTAT held that the respondent had established a new industrial unit, although on the same site, and was thus eligible for the exemption. The High Court upheld the CESTAT&#039;s finding, stating it was based on material evidence and not perverse. The court dismissed the appeal, ruling that no substantial question of law arose.</description>
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