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Issues: Whether the petitioner should be directed, at the interim stage, to deposit the principal profiteered amount in instalments and whether the interest component and penalty proceedings should be stayed pending further hearing.
Analysis: The writ petition challenged the anti-profiteering order and the connected DGAP report. Pending adjudication, the Court followed its earlier interim approach in similar matters and balanced the competing interests by requiring deposit of the principal profiteered amount in six equated monthly instalments commencing on 15 October 2020. At the same time, the additional financial consequences flowing from the impugned action, namely the interest amount and penalty proceedings, were kept in abeyance until further orders.
Conclusion: Interim relief was granted in part by permitting payment of the principal amount in instalments and staying the interest and penalty components.