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Issues: Whether the Tribunal's order called for interference when the show cause notice did not specify the particular clause of Rule 25 on which the revenue relied.
Analysis: The Tribunal's order was found to be well reasoned. The admitted position was that the show cause notice did not indicate the specific clause of Rule 25 on which the revenue relied. In these circumstances, interference with the Tribunal's order was not warranted.
Conclusion: No interference with the Tribunal's order was called for, and the appeal failed.
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