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Issues: Whether the appellants were entitled to waiver of pre-deposit in respect of the disputed Modvat credit on hot-tops and refractory bricks.
Analysis: The claim relating to hot-tops was treated as supported by a prima facie case, while the claim relating to fire bricks did not stand on the same footing. The request concerning admissibility of credit under Rule 57A was left to be considered at the hearing of the main appeal.
Outcome: The appellants were directed to deposit Rs. 30,000 within six weeks, and on compliance, the balance amount was waived and the impugned order stayed.
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