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CESTAT Dismisses Appeal for Non-Prosecution; Order Criticized for Being Cryptic and Lacking Essential Reasons.

February 19, 2016

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CESTAT dismissed the appeal for non prosecution - The order passed by the CESTAT with regard to the non-appearance of the Assessee is cryptic and devoid of reasons. The reasons are the soul of the Judgment. The order passed without giving reasons cannot be sustained - HC

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