Principles of Natural Justice - petitioner argues that none of ...

High Court Restores Case Due to Lack of Notice Under GST Act Section 129, Breaching Natural Justice Principles.

December 8, 2020

Case Laws GST HC

Principles of Natural Justice - petitioner argues that none of the notices as are required to be served under Section 129 of the GST Act have been served upon the petitioner, as such the proceedings initiated and concluded against the petitioner are ex-parte proceeding - on a plain reading, a failure of natural justice has been occasioned to the petitioner. - Matter restored - HC

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Principles of Natural Justice - petitioner argues that none of ...

High Court Restores Case Due to Lack of Notice Under GST Act Section 129, Breaching Natural Justice Principles.

December 8, 2020

Case Laws GST HC

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