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19-04-1996
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Notification No: |
Central Excise Circular No 198/1996
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Issuing Authority: |
Central Excise
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Type: |
Circular
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File No: |
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Subject: |
Manufacture of Fabric' - Definition
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Manufacture of Fabric' - Definition
Circular
No. 198 dated 19th April 1996
It
has been brought to the notice the Board that some Commissionerates are not
allowing exemption to double or multiple-fold yarn, if used in the manufacture
of embroidered fabrics in terms of Sl. No. 1 of Notification No. 35/95 dated
16.3.95 on the ground that such embroidery yarn is not being used in 'the
manufacture of fabrics'.
The
matter has been examined by the Board. The expression "manufacture of
fabrics" as used at Sl.No. 1 in Notification No. 35/95 needs to be
distinguished from "weaving of fabrics". A wider meaning of the
expression "manufacture of fabrics" will include, in addition to
weaving, the processes like knitting, crocheting, embroidering etc., also Even
after embroidery, the nature of fabrics does not change. Embroidered fabrics are
also subsequently subjected to the process of bleaching, dying etc. As such,
yarn used for embroidery cannot be said to have not been used in the manufacture
of fabrics. In this view of the matter, it is hereby clarified that use of said
yarn for embroidery of fabrics will be covered by the expression
"manufacture of fabrics" for the purposes of Notification No. 35/95
dated 16.3.1995.
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