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....ed 16-8-2005 (Annexure "B") for the reasons that follow hereinafter, it is not necessary to deal with the said prayer. 2. The controversy between the parties stands concluded by a decision of this Court in the case of Hussain Haji Harun alias Hussain Kabiju v. Union of India, AIR 1988 Gujarat 218 and hence, it is not necessary to set out the facts and contentions in detail. For the same reason, the petition is taken up for final hearing and disposal today. Rule. Mr. Malkan is directed to waive service. 3. For the period from 22-1-1995 to 1-9-1995, by Order in Original dated 30-10-2000, the excise duty liability to the tune of Rs. 3,90,363/- was fastened on the petitioner with equal amount of penalty on the petitioner firm coupled with per....

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....another assessee, wherein appeal was restored, by drawing a distinction to the effect that, in the said case, an amount was pre-deposited within ten days from the date of issue of the order dismissing the appeal, whereas in the present case, the petitioner had deposited the amount on 28-12-2005, which was after the lapse of the appeal period of 3 months for filing appeal to the higher appellate forum. That there is no legal basis for re-opening such a case. 5. Upon issuance of notice, respondents have put in appearance and filed affidavit in reply dated 21st February 2006. The same stand is reiterated in the affidavit in reply, namely, what has been stated in communication dated 20-1-2006. Mr. Malkan submitted that the Court must ensure th....

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....od of two years had elapsed since the order directing pre-deposit and also dismissal of the appeal. 7. In the aforesaid backdrop of facts, this Court, while dealing with the contention that the rules did not permit Tribunal to restore the appeal in a case where appeal was dismissed for default in relation to non-deposit of the amount as directed, laid down, "The mere absence of such a provision regarding the situation when an appeal comes to be dismissed for non-deposit of the penalty amount or duty demanded cannot be construed on the basis that the Tribunal had no power to restore the appeal, which was dismissed for non-deposit of the penalty amount or duty demanded." 8. After referring to the Apex Court decision in case of Collector, La....