Supreme Court of India

Rohit Pulp and Paper Mills Ltd. v. Collector of Central Excise, Baroda

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Bench S. Ranganathan and A.M. Ahmadi JJ.
Decided 26 April 1990

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For the reasons discussed above, we accept the appellant's sub- F mission that 'coated paper' in the second proviso refers,pn!y to coated paper used for industrial purposes and not to ooated vaneties of print­ ing and writing paper.

Judgment, page 16

From the headnote

Central Excises And Salt Act, 1944/Central Excise Rules, ''1" 1944: Sections 4, 35C/First Schedule, Item 17, Rule 8( 1), and Notifica- lion Nos. 24 of 1984. 25 of 1984 and Provisoes and 45 of 1985-Excise Duty-Concessional rates on paper and paper board-Exception clause-Interpretation of-Art paper, and chromo paper-Whether c entitled to exemption-Principle of noscitur a sociis-Applicability of. Notifications No. 24 and 25 of 1984 under rule (1) of the Central ·~ Excise Rules, were issued on 1.3.1984 in respect of paper and paper board falling_under item 17(1) of the first schedule to the…

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