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Issues: Whether the appellant is entitled to take self-credit / Cenvat credit in respect of the periods and amounts in question in view of (i) the Tribunal's Final Order allowing fixation of special rates based on actual value addition and (ii) the Gauhati High Court orders setting aside demands, and whether the adjudicating authority should first implement the Tribunal's order before adjudicating the pending Show Cause Notices.
Analysis: The Tribunal has allowed the appeals for fixation of special rates for the relevant financial years on the basis that actual value addition as claimed by the appellant was correct. The Gauhati High Court had earlier set aside demands raised by denying self-credit and those orders operate in favour of the appellant for the relevant periods. The adjudicating authority issued demand orders notwithstanding the Tribunal's favourable Final Order and the absence of any stay on that Final Order. In these circumstances, it is appropriate to require the adjudicating authority to implement the Tribunal's order on fixation of special rates within a specified time and thereafter revisit and adjudicate the Show Cause Notices in light of the implemented rates and the High Court position on self-credit.
Conclusion: The appellant is entitled to take self-credit / Cenvat credit in terms of the Gauhati High Court orders and the matter is remitted to the adjudicating authority to implement the Tribunal's Final Order dated 22.09.2023 within 60 days and thereafter to adjudicate the impugned Show Cause Notices within one month; the impugned orders are set aside and the appeals are disposed of by way of remand in favour of the appellant.