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2014 (11) TMI 77

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....ed OIO dated 29.5.1995 a demand of Rs. 1,84,54,535/- has been confirmed against the appellant on the ground that appellant has recovered the set-off claimed under Notification No. 432/86-CE dated 06.08.1986 from the customers in the invoices. Another demand of Rs. 30,88,632/- has also been confirmed against the appellant on the ground that set-off recovered from the customers is an additional consideration to be added to the assessable value under Finance Act, 1994. 2. Shri Anand Nainawati (Advocate) and Shri Rakesh Shah (Senior Manager) appeared on behalf of the appellant for personal hearing. Learned advocate argued during hearing and in the written submissions that the set-off claimed under Notification No. 432/86-CE dated 06.08.1986 ....

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....p; (i) National Organic Chemicals Industries Limited [2000 (115) ELT 70 (T)] 2.1 Learned advocate also argued that demand has been issued after a period of one year therefore, the same is time-bared in view of the following case laws:-           (a) CC vs. T.V.S. Whirlpool Limited - [1996 (86) ELT 144 (Tri.)]         (b) Commissioner vs. T.V.S. Whirlpool Limited - [2000 (119) ELT A-177 (SC)]        (c) CCE vs. Inductotherm (I) Pvt. Limited - [2012 (283) ELT 359 (Guj.)]          (d) Thandava Co-operative Sugars Limited - 2006 (205) ELT 1020 (Tri. Bang.)]    &nbs....

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....ell as set-off register whereas, duty adjusted from the set-off register was not the duty payable on the finished goods. Therefore, appellant has recovered excess amount from the customers and recovered the same as an element of Central Excise duty in the invoices. The entire amount shown on the gate passes has been recovered through the invoices therefore, the amount recovered represents the amount recovered in the guise of Central Excise duty and is correctly recoverable under Section 11D of the Central Excise Act, 1944. It was also argued by the AR that excess amount recovered from the customers is an additional consideration under Section 4 of Central Excise Act, 1944 and differential duty of Rs. 30,88,632/- has been correctly confirmed....

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....at the inputs specified in column (3) of the said Table are used in the manufacture of the final products specified in the corresponding entry in column (5) of the said Table. TABLE S. No.   Sub-Heading No. Description of inputs Chapter No.   Description of final products 1. 2707.40 Naphthalene 29 Dye intermediates 2.   2707.40   Naphthalene   30   Pharmaceutical products 3.   2707.40   Naphthalene   32   Pigments, Synthetic Organic dyestuff 4.   2707.40   Naphthalene   29, 34, or 38   Leather tanning agents   [Notification No. 432/86-C.E., Da....

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....n the gate passes as duty assessed and was also not recoverable from the customers. As set-off has been recovered from the customers as indicated in the gate passes, the same is correctly held as recoverable by the adjudicating authority. The judgment of CESTAT Delhi in the case of M/s. Alcobox Metals (P) Limited vs. CCE Jaipur (supra) relied upon by the appellant is not applicable to the facts of the present case as there is no indication in the said judgment that the set-off as claimed by the appellant in that case was recovered from the customers as is the fact in the present proceedings. 5. So far as time-bar nature of the demand is concerned, learned AR has relied upon the judgment of Hon'ble High Court of Gujarat in the case of....