Non-application of mind (on the part of the adjudicating ...

Case Laws Service Tax

April 7, 2015

Non-application of mind (on the part of the adjudicating authority) is indeed writ bold and large across the impugned order. Such orders adversely and severely impinge upon the public's trust in the public authorities and for that reason a public authority displaying such egregiously irresponsible conduct and that too while performing quasi-judicial functions deserves to the put to costs. - AT

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Non-application of mind (on the part of the adjudicating ...

Case Laws Service Tax

April 7, 2015

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