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2008 (9) TMI 33

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....hat trimmed or untrimmed circles of brass cannot fall under S.No.200 but they fall under S.No.201 where rate of duty is Rs.3500 PMT. It may be stated that if the product in question falls under S.No.200, then the rate of duty is nil. This is the narrow controversy in the present case. To resolve this dispute, we quote hereinbelow relevant extract of Notification No.3/2001-CE, dated 1.3.2001.  S. No.   Chapter or heading No. or sub-heading No.   Description of goods Rate under the  First Schedule Rate under the Second Schedule Condition No. 200 74.09 All goods other than trimmed or untrimmed  sheets of circles of copper, intended for use in the manufacture of utensils or handicrafts Nil - 32 I....

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....unt of duty is paid in cash or through account-current; and (c) such goods are not produced or manufactured by a manufacturer who produces or manufactures copper from copper ore or copper concentrate: Provided that the duty shall not be payable by a manufacturer who produces or manufactures trimmed sheets or circles from duty paid untrimmed sheets or circles. In this case it is not disputed by the Department before the Tribunal that the circles manufactured by the assessee are from brass. According to the Department, brass is an alloy of copper/zinc and, consequently, trimmed or untrimmed circles of brass used in the manufacture of utensils would also fall in the Entry at S.No.201 of the Notification and, therefore, the assessee was liab....