Prospective implementation of quasi judicial orders requires prospective effect despite appeals where no stay on the order's operation. Quasi judicial orders on Classification, Valuation and Cenvat Credit with recurring implications must be implemented prospectively if issued after due process and absent a stay on the order's operation; distinctions must be drawn between stays on recovery and stays on operation, and Commissioners may decide important recurring issues irrespective of monetary limits. Payment of duty under protest requires written notice to the Superintendent/Inspector, marking of documents, continuation while appeals subsist, and retention of amounts in receivables accounts to preserve refund claims.
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Prospective implementation of quasi judicial orders requires prospective effect despite appeals where no stay on the order's operation.
Quasi judicial orders on Classification, Valuation and Cenvat Credit with recurring implications must be implemented prospectively if issued after due process and absent a stay on the order's operation; distinctions must be drawn between stays on recovery and stays on operation, and Commissioners may decide important recurring issues irrespective of monetary limits. Payment of duty under protest requires written notice to the Superintendent/Inspector, marking of documents, continuation while appeals subsist, and retention of amounts in receivables accounts to preserve refund claims.
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