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Issues: Whether the assessee was entitled to interim protection against recovery of duty and detention of goods pending the appeal, and whether a prima facie case was made out on the classification dispute.
Analysis: The duty demand arose from the classification of slats used as conveyor parts. The Tribunal recorded only a prima facie view on classification, noting that the assessee's claim under Heading 84.28 was not convincing at that stage and that Heading 84.31 appeared applicable in light of Section Note 2(a) to Section XVI. On the question of recovery, the Tribunal found support for the assessee's objection to recovery based on a later modification under Section 35E of the Act and granted interim protection on a conditional deposit.
Outcome: The assessee was directed to deposit Rs. 1.5 lakh within two months, and on such deposit the remaining duty was waived for the purpose of stay and recovery was stayed; the detention order was to stand vacated thereafter.