Appeal reinstated by CESTAT AHMEDABAD due to firm's compliance with stay order, despite Revenue's concerns. The appeal was restored by the Appellate Tribunal CESTAT AHMEDABAD as the applicant, a proprietorship firm facing financial hardship, had complied with ...
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Appeal reinstated by CESTAT AHMEDABAD due to firm's compliance with stay order, despite Revenue's concerns.
The appeal was restored by the Appellate Tribunal CESTAT AHMEDABAD as the applicant, a proprietorship firm facing financial hardship, had complied with the stay order requirements by depositing the entire duty amount. Despite concerns raised by the Revenue's Authorized Representative regarding verification of deposited amounts, supporting documents confirmed the full payment. The Tribunal recalled the previous order and reinstated the appeal, acknowledging the applicant's financial difficulties and adherence to the stay order conditions.
Issues: Restoration of appeal dismissed for non-compliance of stay order. Verification of deposited amounts.
Restoration of Appeal: The applicant filed for restoration of an appeal dismissed due to non-compliance of a stay order. The stay order required a pre-deposit of Rs. 8,00,000, with compliance due on 12.03.2014. The applicant had partially complied by depositing Rs. 4,00,000 before the appeal dismissal. The applicant, a proprietorship firm facing financial hardship, had paid Rs. 7.31 Lakhs before the stay order and the remaining amount post-dismissal. The applicant argued leniency due to their status as a proprietorship firm, citing a relevant court decision.
Verification of Deposited Amounts: The Authorized Representative for the Revenue raised concerns about verifying amounts deposited in June and July 2015. Supporting documents were provided by the Assistant Commissioner. After reviewing submissions from both sides and records, it was found that the applicant had indeed deposited the entire duty amount. The Authorized Representative's claim of unverified deposits was countered by the applicant, who explained the payments made in June and July 2015. The Tribunal, upon considering all evidence, decided to recall the order dated 09.07.2014 and restored the appeal to its original number, as the applicant had complied with the stay order requirements.
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