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<h1>Government Dues Recovery During Appeal: Three-Month Grace Period for Filing and Stay Orders.</h1> The circular addresses the recovery of government dues during the pendency of stay applications. It references previous circulars and court observations, noting that the mere filing of an appeal does not automatically stay the decision under appeal. The Board acknowledges the need for a practical approach, allowing a three-month period for filing appeals and obtaining stay orders before initiating recovery proceedings. This period includes one month for filing the appeal and two additional months for obtaining stay orders. If an assessee's stay application is rejected within this timeframe, recovery can begin immediately. The circular emphasizes administrative convenience and the need for timely action by assessees.