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Issues: (i) Whether the refund claim arising from the amount deposited before the show cause notice could be granted, and whether the matter required fresh adjudication in terms of the Tribunal's earlier directions.
Issue (i): Whether the refund claim arising from the amount deposited before the show cause notice could be granted, and whether the matter required fresh adjudication in terms of the Tribunal's earlier directions.
Analysis: The amount had been deposited before issuance of the show cause notice, and a bank guarantee had also been furnished. The Tribunal noted the reliance placed on the Board's circular stating that pre-deposit is to be refunded when the case succeeds in appeal. Since the earlier remand directions had not been implemented in the manner required, further adjudication was directed with a time limit.
Conclusion: The adjudicating authority was directed to pass the original order in accordance with the Tribunal's directions within two months, failing which refund was to be made to the assessee in accordance with law.
Final Conclusion: The appeal was disposed of with directions securing compliance with the earlier remand and preserving the assessee's entitlement to refund if the authority did not act within the stipulated time.
Ratio Decidendi: Amounts deposited in the nature of pre-deposit are refundable when the dispute is decided in the assessee's favour, and non-compliance with remand directions may justify consequential refund relief.