Supreme Court of India
Mac Laboratories (p) Ltd. v. Collector of Central Excise, Bombay
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Central Excise Rules, 1944-Rule 8 (1)-Notification No. l 16169-CE dated 3.5.1969 as amended by Notification No. 106180-CE dated 19.6.1980-Word 'Parenteral use'-Meaning and scope-Whether Kemicetine Vaginal Suppositories, a patent and proprietary medicine which contained antiniotic Chloramphenicol was 'Chloramphenicol and its esters for oral and parenteral use',-Held, Yes, therefore, entitled for total. exemption. The appellant is a manufacturer of Kemicetine Vaginal Sup positories, a patent and proprietary medicine which contained the antiniotic chloramphenicol.
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