Delhi High Court exempts applications, stays penalty deposit, reviews Central Excise Rules The High Court of Delhi granted exemption for CM Appl. 9602 & 9604/2014, subject to exceptions. CEAC 59 & 60/2014 were admitted to consider if the ...
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Delhi High Court exempts applications, stays penalty deposit, reviews Central Excise Rules
The High Court of Delhi granted exemption for CM Appl. 9602 & 9604/2014, subject to exceptions. CEAC 59 & 60/2014 were admitted to consider if the Tribunal misinterpreted Rule 25 of the Central Excise Rules, 2002. Stay was provided for CM Appl. 9601 & 9603/2014, with the penalty deposit requirement suspended until final appeal disposal.
The High Court of Delhi allowed exemption for CM Appl. 9602 & 9604/2014 subject to all just exceptions. CEAC 59 & 60/2014 were admitted for consideration of whether the Tribunal erred in interpreting Rule 25 of the Central Excise Rules, 2002. Stay was granted for CM Appl. 9601 & 9603/2014, with the requirement of depositing penalty stayed until final disposal of the appeal.
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