Whether the appellate tribunal is right in passing the order ...

High Court Quashes Tribunal's Decision Due to Delayed Judgment Issued Over Five Months After Hearing.

October 5, 2016

Case Laws Customs HC

Whether the appellate tribunal is right in passing the order after five months twenty days from the date of hearing - Once the manner in which the tribunal has dealt with the appeals is not agreed, then, no alternative exists, but to quash and set aside the impugned order - HC

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Whether the appellate tribunal is right in passing the order ...

High Court Quashes Tribunal's Decision Due to Delayed Judgment Issued Over Five Months After Hearing.

October 5, 2016

Case Laws Customs HC

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