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Issues: Whether the order quashing the Order-in-Original and show cause notice should be set aside and the show cause notice restored with liberty to the respondent to file a reply.
Analysis: The appeal followed an earlier decision on the same issue and the Court applied the same approach. The Order-in-Original had been passed pursuant to a show cause notice under Section 74 and it had been passed ex parte. The Court considered it appropriate to restore the show cause notice and to grant the respondent an opportunity to respond before the proper officer considers the matter on merits.
Conclusion: The challenge to the quashing order succeeded, the Order-in-Original was set aside, the show cause notice was restored, and the respondent was granted four weeks to file a reply.