Decesion of Appellate Tribunal

[RAM SHARMA]

Dear Experts,What is the meaning of Stay application is allowed (Dictated and pronounced in open court) and what will be the next step of court in this regard. Please guide this legal term.Thanks

[YAGAY andSUN]

Dear Ram,

It means that stay on demand of Excise Duty/Service Tax has been stayed by the court/appellate tribunal, hence Department cannot put undue pressure on you to pay the duty/tax on the basis impugned order against which you had filed appeal before the jurisdictional court/appellate tribunal.

The certified copy of the stay order needs to be submitted to the jurisdictional commissionerate/AC/DC/Superintendent's office for their information.

Regards,

YAGAY and SUN

(Management, Business and Indirect Tax Consultants)

[RAM SHARMA]

Thanks for your reply but i am confuse in meaning of term (Dictated and pronounced in open court)Thanks

[Mahir S]

A Judgment should always be pronounced in open court. If a judgment not pronounced in court does not operate as a judgment; it operates only as minutes and memoranda made by the judge who wrote it.

A judgement is the final decision of the court intimated to the parties and world at large, by a formal ‘pronouncement or ‘delivery’ in open court. It is a judicial act which must be performed in a judicial way.

AI Summary

Stay Application Explained: Temporary Halt on Excise Duty or Service Tax Until Appeal Resolution; Importance of Open Court Judgments. An individual inquired about the meaning of a stay application being allowed and its implications in a legal context. A respondent clarified that this means the court has temporarily halted the demand for Excise Duty or Service Tax, preventing the department from enforcing payment until the appeal is resolved. The individual was advised to submit a certified copy of the stay order to relevant authorities. Another respondent explained that judgments must be pronounced in open court to be valid, emphasizing that this formal delivery is essential for the judgment to be recognized as a judicial act.