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Tribunal rectifies mistake, no penalty imposed under Section 11AC, Revenue's appeal allowed The Tribunal granted rectification of the mistake in the final order and held that no penalty under Section 11AC was imposable on the applicant due to a ...
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Tribunal rectifies mistake, no penalty imposed under Section 11AC, Revenue's appeal allowed
The Tribunal granted rectification of the mistake in the final order and held that no penalty under Section 11AC was imposable on the applicant due to a previous order setting aside the demand. The appeal was allowed, and the Revenue's application was accordingly allowed.
Issues: Rectification of mistake in final order, imposition of penalty under Section 11AC
Rectification of mistake in final order: The application for rectification of mistake in the final order was made by the applicants based on the grounds that the CESTAT did not consider their request to adjourn the matter until the outcome of another appeal directly connected to the present appeal. The applicants argued that the penalty confirmed in the final order should have been set aside as the demand itself was not sustainable in law as per a previous CESTAT order. The Revenue, represented by the Assistant Commissioner, argued that the appellants did not submit any evidence during the hearing to show that the Revenue's appeal was pending and had been heard. The Tribunal rejected the appellant's claim, stating that the Counsel for the appellant had not provided any evidence or submission to support their claim of the pending appeal. The Tribunal found that the Counsel was negligent and not aware of other appeals filed by the appellant. However, the Tribunal noted that the order in the other appeal had set aside the demand of duty and penalty, making the imposition of penalty under Section 11AC in the present appeal incorrect. Therefore, the Tribunal held that no penalty was imposable on the applicant, and the appeal was allowed.
Imposition of penalty under Section 11AC: The Tribunal found that the imposition of penalty under Section 11AC in the final order was incorrect since the demand had already been set aside in a previous CESTAT order. The Tribunal noted that the order in the other appeal was pronounced before the order in the present appeal, and the Counsel failed to submit a copy of the previous order for consideration. The Tribunal concluded that there was no basis for imposing any penalty under Section 11AC in the present appeal due to the earlier order setting aside the demand. Consequently, the Tribunal allowed the appeal and held that no penalty was imposable on the applicant.
In conclusion, the Tribunal granted the rectification of the mistake in the final order and held that no penalty under Section 11AC was imposable on the applicant due to the earlier order setting aside the demand. The appeal was allowed, and the Revenue's application was allowed accordingly.
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