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respectively on the basis of the interpretation on the
notification put by the respondents, namely that the rebate was payable ... contended that the notification must be interpreted in
the way in which it was originally interpreted by the Central
Government
Madras High Court
specific and there is no room for interpretations
and scope of the Notification cannot be extended beyond the actual
wordings ... required to be applied, while interpreting the terms of the
Notification in question. Therefore, it was argued that
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Counsel submitted that the
Tribunal had occasion to interpret Notification 201/79-C.E., dated
4-6-1979 about ... Excise 1989 (24) ECR 645 (SC) in which, while
interpreting Notification 46/72-C.E., dated
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that Interpretative Rule 2(a) is applicable for interpreting the
exemption notification as well. He has referred ... Kolkata v. Rupa
& Co. Ltd. on the interpretation of exemption
notification. The verbal submissions were confirmed
Authority Tribunal
which the terms of the notification
of 23.10.1981 had to be read and interpreted.
The Full Bench, after considering ... which the terms of the notification
of 23.10.1981 have to be read and interpreted. This history
has, therefore
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Court is still
pending; and secondly, that the interpretation of the notification in
that judgment by the Tribunal has been ... also observed
that for the interpretation of notification in question i.e.
58/97-CE(NT), the rule of strict
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Adjudicating Authority and the Tribunal had erred in interpreting
the notification differently and in effect recasting it by holding that ... parties to mean that the issue of interpretation of the notification
was at large and could be raised and determined
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Revenue Authorities fell into the error
of interpreting Notification No. 30/60 by confining
exemption to steel ingots in which ... that the Revenue
Authorities fell into the error of interpreting Notification
No. 30/60 by confining exemption to steel ingots
Supreme Court of India
entire case hinges upon the interpretation of Notification No.
119/75, dated 30th April, 1975 which reads as under ... Judges of the Calcutta
High Court also interpretated Notification No. 119/75 in the same
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wording in the Licensing Policy and in the
Notification, the interpretation placed in connection with the
licensing cannot be automatically ... applied for the purpose of
interpreting the Notification. Besides, we note that the DGTD gave
certain opinion in this regard
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