Respondent is not justified in waiting till the last date of ...

Court Deems Respondent's Last-Day Appeal Filing Unjustified and Untenable, Criticizes Limited Objection Raised.

September 10, 2019

Case Laws Customs HC

Respondent is not justified in waiting till the last date of limitation for filing appeal and then proceed to decide whether the order could be implemented or not. - The approach of respondent that it can wait up to the expiry of 180th day is untenable and, accordingly, the limited objection raised by the respondent is not appreciated. - HC

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Respondent is not justified in waiting till the last date of ...

Court Deems Respondent's Last-Day Appeal Filing Unjustified and Untenable, Criticizes Limited Objection Raised.

September 10, 2019

Case Laws Customs HC

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