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GAURI SHANKER MURTHY, K.L.REKHI
Madhavnagar Cotton Mills Ltd. – Appellant
Versus
Collector of Central Excise, Pune – Respondent
K.L. Rekhi, Member (T)
1. On hearing both sides, we observe that the appellants received the impugned order on 9.9.1985. As per the postal receipt, their appeal Was received in the Registry on 9.12.1985, i.e. within the prescribed period of three months. The appeal being in time, the application for condonation of delay is, infructuous and is dismissed as such.
2. We then heard both sides on merits of the case. We find that the appellants manufacture cotton fabrics. Among their customers,, there are five industrial customers who require fabrics of a particular sort, quality and construction for their respective industrial use. Such fabrics are manufactured by the appellants against specific contracts entered into with these customers and are supplied exclusively to the respective customer. Some customers, like M/s. Leauko Plast, require that the fabrics to be supplied to them should be thoroughly checked, meter by meter, before delivery. The appellants arrange such checking and realise special checking charges (a) 25P to 50P per meter from such customer. In the case of other industrial customers, the appellants say that they manufacture the required special quality fabrics in lo
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