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Issues: Whether the impugned order required to be set aside and the dispute remitted to the revisional authority for a fresh decision after allowing both sides to adduce further evidence.
Analysis: The dispute turned on the appellant's claim for refund of excise duty paid on exported goods and the respondents' objection that the duty had been erroneously paid out of Cenvat credit. The record indicated that the relevant issues had not been examined in their proper perspective and that the evidentiary material needed fuller consideration. The Court therefore considered it appropriate that the revisional authority should decide the matter afresh on the basis of evidence to be filed by both sides and after hearing them.
Conclusion: The matter was remitted to the revisional authority for fresh adjudication after permitting additional affidavits and hearing the parties; the impugned order was set aside.
Final Conclusion: The appellant obtained a remand and an opportunity to establish its refund claim before the revisional authority, while the merits of the dispute were left open for fresh determination.
Ratio Decidendi: Where the relevant issues have not been examined in their proper perspective and the evidentiary basis requires fuller scrutiny, the matter may be remitted for fresh consideration with opportunity to both sides to adduce evidence and obtain a reasoned decision.