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<h1>Appellate Tribunal rules in favor of appellant, waives pre-deposit requirement for duty appeal</h1> The Appellate Tribunal CESTAT, Bangalore, decided in favor of the appellant, remanding the appeal to the Commissioner (Appeals) without requiring any ... Appeal to Commissioner (Appeals) - Stay order Issues Involved:1. Stay application and appeal disposal.2. Requirement of pre-deposit.3. Appeal against Order-in-Original (OIO) to Commissioner (Appeals).4. Dispensing with pre-deposit of duty amount and penalty.5. Commissioner (Appeals) order dismissal for non-compliance.6. Consideration of waiver of pre-deposit of duty.7. Decision on appeal and remand to Commissioner (Appeals).Issue 1: Stay Application and Appeal Disposal:The judgment involves the consideration of a stay application and appeal being taken up together for disposal as per law, with the appeal being remanded to the Commissioner (Appeals).Issue 2: Requirement of Pre-deposit:The impugned order required the appellant to pre-deposit a sum of Rs. 1,20,250/-, leading to a discussion on the pre-deposit requirement.Issue 3: Appeal Against Order-in-Original (OIO) to Commissioner (Appeals):The appellant had filed an appeal against the OIO to the Commissioner (Appeals), which set the context for further legal proceedings.Issue 4: Dispensing with Pre-deposit of Duty Amount and Penalty:There was an application for dispensing with the pre-deposit of the duty amount and penalty, where the Commissioner (Appeals) had waived the pre-deposit of penalty only, leading to subsequent actions by the appellant.Issue 5: Commissioner (Appeals) Order Dismissal for Non-Compliance:The Commissioner (Appeals) dismissed the appeal for non-compliance with the order regarding pre-deposit, prompting a review of the decision.Issue 6: Consideration of Waiver of Pre-deposit of Duty:Upon careful consideration, it was found that the Commissioner (Appeals) should have waived the pre-deposit of duty as well, based on the nature of the application and circumstances presented by the appellant.Issue 7: Decision on Appeal and Remand to Commissioner (Appeals):Given the strong case on merits presented by the appellant and the oversight in the previous orders, the appeal was decided in favor of the appellant, remanding the matter to the Commissioner (Appeals) with specific directions to hear the case on merits within a specified timeframe without insisting on any pre-deposit of duty.This comprehensive analysis of the judgment highlights the key legal issues addressed by the Appellate Tribunal CESTAT, Bangalore, in the context of the stay application, pre-deposit requirements, appeal process, and the Commissioner (Appeals) decision, culminating in a remand for further proceedings.