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Issues: Whether the miscellaneous application for modification of the earlier stay order should be allowed by granting protection against recovery of penalty and extension of time for deposit of duty.
Analysis: The Tribunal held that the earlier stay order had already considered the material on record, including the grant of COB licence and the expiry of the cooling period, and found no reason to disturb the direction requiring pre-deposit of duty. At the same time, the earlier order did not contain any finding specifically granting stay in respect of penalty. Relying on its incidental and ancillary power to make effective orders in aid of appellate jurisdiction, the Tribunal considered it proper to protect the appellant from recovery of the penalty amount during the pendency of the appeal. The Tribunal also found it to grant further time for payment of the duty amount, without otherwise varying the earlier direction on duty pre-deposit.
Conclusion: The miscellaneous application was partly allowed; recovery proceedings for the penalty amount were stayed during the pendency of the appeal, and time for deposit of the duty amount was extended, while the earlier duty-deposit direction remained unchanged.