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Appeal Disposed with Liberty for Re-agitation | Compliance Emphasized | Jurisdiction Clarified The appeal is disposed of with liberty for future re-agitation based on the final verdict from the Supreme Court. The judgment emphasizes compliance with ...
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Appeal Disposed with Liberty for Re-agitation | Compliance Emphasized | Jurisdiction Clarified
The appeal is disposed of with liberty for future re-agitation based on the final verdict from the Supreme Court. The judgment emphasizes compliance with the cost imposed, deposited in the Prime Minister National Relief Fund, and clarifies the jurisdictional aspect regarding appeals against orders of the Joint Commissioner of Central Excise. The parties agree that the present appeal cannot be decided until the Supreme Court's final verdict is received.
Issues involved: 1. Compliance with cost imposition deposited in Prime Minister National Relief Fund. 2. Challenge to Notification No. 50/2003-CE in Writ Petition before High Court of Uttrakhand. 3. Appeal against Joint Commissioner's order and jurisdiction of the Tribunal.
Analysis: 1. The judgment addresses the issue of compliance with the cost imposed, which has been deposited in the Prime Minister National Relief Fund. The compliance being made, the matter is taken up for hearing with the consent of the parties on the same day.
2. The judgment discusses the challenge to Notification No. 50/2003-CE dated 10.06.2003 in a Writ Petition before the High Court of Uttrakhand. It is highlighted that the issue has also been contested in the Hon'ble Supreme Court through a Special Leave to Appeal. The Supreme Court has granted leave, and the matter is pending before it. Both parties agree that the present appeal cannot be decided until the final verdict of the Supreme Court is received.
3. The judgment clarifies the jurisdictional aspect by noting that the present appeal is against the order of the Joint Commissioner of Central Excise. It emphasizes that appeals against such orders lie with the Commissioner (Appeals) as per Section 35 of the Central Excise Act, 1944, and not before the Tribunal. Consequently, liberty is granted to the assessee-Appellants to re-agitate the issue after obtaining the final verdict from the Supreme Court within the prescribed time, if deemed necessary.
In conclusion, the appeal is disposed of with the granted liberty for future re-agitation based on the final verdict from the Supreme Court. The judgment is dictated and pronounced in the open court, ensuring transparency and legal procedure compliance.
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