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of <h1>Tribunal grants waiver, orders deposit, defers High Court reliance for final hearing.</h1> <h3>M/s. Kalyani Steels Ltd. Versus Commissioner of Central Excise Belgaum</h3> M/s. Kalyani Steels Ltd. Versus Commissioner of Central Excise Belgaum - TMI Issues: Recovery of interest on short payment, adjustment of excess payment, applicability of High Court decision, refund claim, waiver of pre-depositThe judgment involves the issue of recovery of interest on short payment made by the appellants in a case where duty paid was found to be in excess for some products and short for others. The appellant sought to adjust the excess payment against the short payment to reduce the liability, citing a significant amount of excess payment and reliance on a High Court decision. However, the respondent argued against such adjustment, emphasizing the appellant's own communication indicating an intention to claim refund for excess payment separately from making good the short payment.Regarding the applicability of the High Court decision cited by the appellant, the Tribunal analyzed the circumstances and concluded that since excess payments were not refunded due to the availing of CENVAT credit by the receiver of the final products, the question of refund did not arise. The Tribunal also referred to a previous case to establish that interest on short payment was still liable even in cases of revenue neutrality. The Tribunal acknowledged the appellant's argument for a prima facie case based on the High Court decision but deferred a detailed consideration of the same to the final hearing, indicating that total waiver was not established at that stage.In light of the discussions and considerations, the Tribunal ordered the appellant to deposit a specific amount within a specified timeframe, granting a waiver of pre-deposit for the balance amount and staying the recovery during the appeal's pendency. The judgment highlighted the need for a detailed examination of all facts, circumstances, and statutory provisions at the final hearing to determine the merit of the appellant's case for total waiver.
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