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Judiciary's Discretion in Writ Jurisdiction: Alternate Remedy Rule Not Absolute, Especially in Fiscal Matters Like VAT and Sales Tax.

August 3, 2019

Case Laws     VAT and Sales Tax     HC

Alternate remedy and exercise of writ jurisdiction - There can also be no disputation that alternate remedy rule is not an absolute rule nor it is a rule of compulsion, but it is a rule of discretion - though a self imposed restriction, same has to be applied with utmost rigour when it comes to fiscal laws

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