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1986 SCMR 1476(1)

Messrs NISHAT MILLS Ltd. vs THE SUPERINTENDENT OF CENTRAL EXCISE, And

Citation1986 SCMR 1476(1)
CourtSupreme Court of Pakistan
Case No.Civil Petition for Special Leave to Appeal No. 476 of 1978 W.P. No. 1407 of
Date1981-10-11
Judge(s)Nasim Hasan Shah, Karam Elahi Chauhan
ResultLeave granted

ORDER

KARAM ELAHEE CHAUHAN, J.--It is stated in a certificate at page 54 of the paper book that:- "Certified that Messrs Nishat Mills Limited, P.O. Nishatabad, Lyallpur were equipped on 1st June, 1970, with 29,816 (Twenty-- nine thousand eight hundred and sixteen) spindles and 390 (three hundred and ninety) Power Looms. Moreover, 110 (one hundred and ten? Power Looms have been dismantled and not working since 1st August, 1969. The said Mills are also equipped with bleaching, dyeing, mercerising, printing and finishing plants."

2. Learned counsel states that this was sufficient compliance of the relevant rule to enable the petitioner to claim rebate on this count and the view of the High Court to the contrary is not correct.

Leave is granted to inter alia consider this point. Security Rs.2,000.

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