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Issues Involved:
1. Implementation of Final Order 2. Stay Order from Appellate Court 3. Compliance with Appellate Orders 4. Proceedings against CHA 5. Judicial Discipline and Implementation of Orders Analysis: 1. Implementation of Final Order: The appellant filed an application for the implementation of the Final Order dated 19-11-2007. The Tribunal directed the department to provide a report on whether any appeal had been filed against the final order and the reason for non-implementation. Despite the department's claim of filing an appeal, no action was taken within the stipulated time frame. The Tribunal emphasized the importance of timely implementation of orders and directed the Commissioner to allow the CHA to function as per the final order within seven days. 2. Stay Order from Appellate Court: The appellant argued that in the absence of a stay order from the High Court, the final order should be implemented. Reference was made to a Supreme Court judgment emphasizing that appellate orders should be followed diligently by subordinate authorities unless suspended by a competent court. The Tribunal noted that no stay had been obtained against the final order, further highlighting the need for compliance without undue delay. 3. Compliance with Appellate Orders: The Tribunal highlighted the significance of following appellate orders diligently to avoid harassment to assessees and maintain order in the administration of tax laws. It stressed that subordinate authorities are bound by decisions of higher appellate bodies, and non-compliance can lead to chaos. The Tribunal urged the department to adhere to the principles of judicial discipline and implement orders promptly. 4. Proceedings against CHA: The Tribunal inquired about any proceedings initiated against the CHA following the final order. It was revealed that no such action had been taken by the Commissionerate, indicating a lack of compliance with the Tribunal's directives. The Tribunal expressed concern over the delay in taking necessary steps against the CHA as per Regulation 20 of the CHALR, 2004. 5. Judicial Discipline and Implementation of Orders: Considering the observations of the Supreme Court regarding the importance of implementing appellate orders, the Tribunal emphasized the need for the department to promptly execute the final order. The Tribunal directed the Commissioner to ensure the CHA's compliance with the final order within seven days, highlighting the necessity of judicial discipline and adherence to legal directives for effective administration of justice. In conclusion, the judgment underscores the significance of timely implementation of final orders, adherence to appellate decisions, and the maintenance of judicial discipline to uphold the rule of law and prevent undue harassment to parties involved.
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