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Issues: (i) whether the appellate authority should be directed to decide the pending stay and waiver application within a fixed time; (ii) whether recovery proceedings should remain stayed for a short interim period pending such decision.
Issue (i): whether the appellate authority should be directed to decide the pending stay and waiver application within a fixed time.
Analysis: The petition concerned a pending appeal in excise proceedings, with the stay and waiver application having been heard and orders reserved. In these circumstances, the Court found it to require a prompt decision so that the pending application did not remain undecided indefinitely.
Conclusion: The appellate authority was directed to pass orders on the stay and waiver application within ten days from production of a certified copy of the order.
Issue (ii): whether recovery proceedings should remain stayed for a short interim period pending such decision.
Analysis: Since the dispute related to excise duty already under challenge in appeal and the stay application was pending, the Court granted limited interim protection to preserve the subject matter until the appellate authority acted.
Conclusion: Recovery proceedings against the petitioner were stayed for ten days.
Final Conclusion: The petition was allowed to the extent of directing prompt disposal of the pending stay and waiver application and granting temporary protection against recovery.
Ratio Decidendi: Where a stay or waiver application in tax recovery proceedings is pending and has been heard, the Court may direct expeditious disposal and grant short interim protection to prevent coercive recovery before such decision.