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May 30, 2022

Monetary limit for filing appeal by Revenue - The department may not file appeal in isolation on the subject with lower valuation and wait for other similar to come and as and when sufficient number of appeals arises having a collective valuation of over ₹ One Crore, may proceed to file all of them in order to defeat the purpose of the circular. The cause of action in each appeal is separate. Therefore the monetary limit below which appeal shall not be filed referred to in the circular, is in context to a single appeal rather than the group of appeals. The amount involved in a group of appeals cannot be taken together for the purposes of the above Circular. - HC

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