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Issues: (i) whether the matters should be remitted to the Commissioner for reconsideration of the assessee's eligibility for benefit under Notification No. 65/88 and Notification No. 118/86, with an opportunity of hearing.
Issue (i): whether the matters should be remitted to the Commissioner for reconsideration of the assessee's eligibility for benefit under Notification No. 65/88 and Notification No. 118/86, with an opportunity of hearing.
Analysis: The appeals turned on the request that the Commissioner examine the assessee's claim under the relevant notifications, including whether the conditions of the notifications were satisfied and whether the applicable duty liability required reconsideration. The matters were not decided on the admissibility of the benefit or on the merits of the interest demand. In the connected appeals, the same course was adopted, namely consideration by the Commissioner after hearing the assessee, and in some matters a deposit condition was noted or waived because the duty had already been deposited.
Conclusion: The matters were remitted to the Commissioner for reconsideration of the claim under the notifications after affording an opportunity of hearing, and the result was in part in favour of the assessee.