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Issues: Whether the appellant was entitled to waiver of pre-deposit of the disputed amount and stay of recovery pending disposal of the appeal.
Analysis: The application was considered on the basis that the additional grounds relating to limitation could be urged at the time of final hearing. On the merits of the stay request, the Tribunal noted that the issue relating to training and coaching in spoken English required deeper consideration, that the appellant had not established financial hardship by producing supporting material, and that a substantial pre-deposit was warranted in respect of the demand within limitation. The Tribunal also found that the demand raised by invoking the extended period did not prima facie stand on the same footing.
Conclusion: Waiver of the balance pre-deposit was granted subject to deposit of Rs. 47 lakhs, and recovery of the remaining amount was stayed till disposal of the appeal.
Final Conclusion: The stay application was allowed in part, with conditional relief on deposit and interim protection against recovery for the balance.
Ratio Decidendi: In a stay application, waiver of pre-deposit may be granted in part where the appeal raises issues requiring deeper consideration, but the assessee must still show sufficient grounds for complete waiver and interim relief can be made conditional on partial deposit.