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Withholding of Refund claim - department to go in appeal against ...


High Court Rules: Orders from Appellate Authority Must Be Followed Despite Plans to Appeal, Upholding Rule of Law.

March 7, 2023

Case Laws     GST     HC

Withholding of Refund claim - department to go in appeal against the order in favor of assessee - Clearly, it is not open for the respondents to ignore the orders passed by the Appellate Authority merely on the ground that it has decided to appeal those orders. It would be debilitating to the rule of law, if the respondents are permitted to withhold implementation of the orders passed by the authority in this manner. - HC

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