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Classification of goods - Multi Function Printers - It could not ...


High Court Rules Tribunal Exceeded Jurisdiction by Denying Benefits for Multi Function Printers under 2007 Notification.

November 16, 2021

Case Laws     VAT and Sales Tax     HC

Classification of goods - Multi Function Printers - It could not be said gainsaid that this notification has to be given prospective effect. - These aspects though have been analysed by the Tribunal and benefit has been denied under this notification dated 07.07.2007, on different ground altogether, which was not the subject matter of the appeal. Hence, there are no hesitation to hold that the Tribunal has exceeded its jurisdiction in adjudicating upon other issues which were not considered by either the Assessing Authority or Appellate Authority for denying the benefit of notification - HC

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