Principles of Natural Justice - long time gap between the date ...

Significant Delay in Hearing Violates Natural Justice; Case Remitted for Fresh Proceedings and Personal Hearing Opportunity.

December 6, 2019

Case Laws Service Tax HC

Principles of Natural Justice - long time gap between the date of order passed and date of personal hearing - this is a fit case to remit the matter back to the respondent for redoing after affording an opportunity of personal hearing afresh to the writ petitioner

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Principles of Natural Justice - long time gap between the date ...

Significant Delay in Hearing Violates Natural Justice; Case Remitted for Fresh Proceedings and Personal Hearing Opportunity.

December 6, 2019

Case Laws Service Tax HC

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