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2009 (4) TMI 822

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....II situated in Survey No. 28 and Survey No. 30 of Achalu Village, Ramanagarm Taluk, Bangalore District. They held Central Excise Registration for both units. However, they surrendered the registration certificate for the second unit on the ground that they had not commenced manufacturing activity. In the premises at Survey No. 28, they started manufacturing activity from January, 2005 onwards and started paying duty from that time. The Audit of the records of the Unit was conducted. It was noticed that the Unit No. II, Survey No. 30, the appellant were carrying out manufacturing activity w.e.f. 1-4-2004 and continued it even after surrendering the Registration Certificate dated 16-7-2004. In respect of the clearances in Unit No. I, they had....

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....declaration for the branded goods. In the case of unbranded goods, they are clearly entitled to be benefit of Notification No. 08/2003. They did not violate any procedure. Even if the values of both the goods are clubbed, they would not exceed the exemption limits. As the unit is located in rural area, even in the case of branded goods, they need not have paid duty, but, in order to avoid any litigation and subsequent demand, they paid duty. The appellant produced the Tashildar's Certificate indicating that the units are in rural area. As the value of the clearances from Unit No. 1 (Survey No. 30) did not exceed the exemption limit, the appellant withdrew the registration certificate and did not file necessary declaration from 2004 onwards.....

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.... the fact that when the value of the clearances of both the units is put together during the relevant years, they did not exceed the exemption limit of Rs. 1 crore. The aggregate clearances are as under : - 2004-05                Rs. 57,35,950-00 2005-06                Rs. 66,78,501-00 2006-07               Rs. 70,19,962-00 The above figures are not disputed by the Department. Even if the goods are not treated as branded goods, there is no justification at all to demand duty in respect of clearances effected from....

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....rtmental Representative reiterated the impugned order. 6. We have gone through the records of the case carefully. From the facts narrated, it is very clear that the appellant had two units. Unit No. II is at Survey No. 30 and Unit-I is at Survey No. 28. They appellant opted to pay duty in respect of goods cleared and manufactured at Survey No. 28 in Unit No. I. According to the appellant, the said goods are branded goods. However, in respect of the goods cleared from Unit No. II, the appellant did not pay any duty. The case of the Revenue is that two different procedures cannot be followed in respect of the two units belonging to the same owner. Holding such a view, duty had been demanded in respect of the clearances effected in Unit No.....