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    <title>1998 (11) TMI 137 - HIGH COURT OF DELHI</title>
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    <description>Where an assessee made a statutory pre-deposit under s.35F pending appeal against an adjudication demand, the HC held that such amount retains the character of a &quot;deposit pending appeal&quot; and can be appropriated or refunded only in accordance with the appellate outcome. Since the Tribunal had set aside the adjudication order and remanded the matter for fresh consideration due to unsatisfactory adjudication, there was no subsisting demand to justify retention of the pre-deposit, and no statutory provision authorising a fresh &quot;pre-deposit&quot; pending re-adjudication. The continued withholding lacked authority of law; consequently, the HC set aside the Tribunal&#039;s direction to retain the amount and ordered refund of the pre-deposit.</description>
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