SETHURAMAN, J.


This tax revision case has been filed against the order of the Sales Tax Appellate Tribunal, Additional Bench, Madurai, dated 13th May, 1980, made in M.T.A. No. 680 of 1979. The assessee is a manufacturer of appalams under the name and style of "Ammami Appalam". The contention that was taken before the authorities and the Tribunal was that the sale of the appalams does not attract levy of tax at 8 per cent under item 103 of the First Schedule and that it should be taxed only at multi-point rate. Item 103(viii) of the First Schedule reads as follows:


"Foods including preparations of vegetables, fruits, milk, cereals, flour, starch, birds eggs, meat and meat offals, animal blood, fish crustaceans and molluses which -


(a) are sold under any brand name registered under the Trade and Merchandise Marks Act, 1958 (Central Act 43 of 1958); and


(b) do not fall under item 24."


Item 24 relates to" milk foods (excluding milk but including milk powder)"


It is not in dispute that appalams are made out of blackgram flour. Thus, the goods fall within item 103(viii) as preparations o

ut of cereals. We do not see any error of law in the judgment of the Tribunal. The tax revision case fails and the same is dismissed.