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Issues: Whether the adjudication order dated 8.11.2023 is liable to be quashed for failure to consider documents produced by the petitioners and whether the amount debited from the electronic ledgers may be refunded pending fresh adjudication.
Analysis: The challenge concerns the adequacy of reasons in the impugned adjudication order with respect to non-consideration of documents and the consequence for amounts debited from the electronic cash/credit ledgers. Relevant factual material filed by the customs authorities (including the statements and annexed documents referenced in paragraph 10 of the respondents' affidavit) is to be taken into account for proper determination of the entitlement to input tax credit and related GST demand. The remedial framework applied directs reconsideration of the issue by the customs authority with opportunity for hearing and requires issuance of a speaking order within a specified timeframe; the question of refund of debited ledger amounts is to be dealt with subject to the finality of the adjudication proceedings.
Conclusion: The adjudication order dated 8.11.2023 is quashed and set aside; the matter is remanded to the customs authority to reconsider the issue in light of the affidavit paragraph and annexed documents, to pass a speaking order after affording an opportunity of hearing within three months, and the element of refund of the amount debited from the electronic ledgers is to be considered subject to the final adjudication.