Adjournment request - tribunal refused to adjourn the hearing ...

Tribunal Denies Adjournment, Appeal Dismissed; Higher Court Criticizes Lack of Justification, No Evidence of Insincerity Found.

August 20, 2015

Case Laws Service Tax HC

Adjournment request - tribunal refused to adjourn the hearing and dismissed the appeal - when such requests were received by the Tribunal, seeking an adjournment of the hearing, in the absence of a finding that the request was not made for bona fide reasons, the Tribunal was not justified in rejecting the same - HC

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Adjournment request - tribunal refused to adjourn the hearing ...

Tribunal Denies Adjournment, Appeal Dismissed; Higher Court Criticizes Lack of Justification, No Evidence of Insincerity Found.

August 20, 2015

Case Laws Service Tax HC

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