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Issues: Whether pre-deposit of the remaining duty and penalties should be waived pending appeal in view of the prima facie merits, the valuation dispute for captive clearances, and the plea of revenue neutrality.
Analysis: The demand substantially related to one bulk drug that was stated to be a scheduled bulk drug with a price fixed by the drug control authorities. The applicants also relied on the contention that duty already paid would be available as Modvat credit to the recipient factories and that the admitted differential duty had been paid before issuance of the show cause notices. These factors were treated as raising prima facie merit in the challenge, including a substantial question on valuation and the applicability of the penalty provision.
Conclusion: The pre-deposit of the balance duty and the penalties was waived.