Violation of judicial discipline - reopening and review of ...

Central Excise Tribunal Order Violation: Inconsistent Appeal Practices Undermine Judicial Process with Selective Review Tactics.

July 15, 2023

Case Laws Central Excise AT

Violation of judicial discipline - reopening and review of previous Tribunal Order for subsequent period - while the accepting the order of tribunal for the earlier periods, SCN issued for the subsequent period involving the same issue - recovery of erroneous refund - the Department has followed ‘pick and choose’ method making a joke of the judicial process and putting the appellant to unwarranted hardship by refraining from appealing past and future cases and selecting only case for review. - AT

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Violation of judicial discipline - reopening and review of ...

Central Excise Tribunal Order Violation: Inconsistent Appeal Practices Undermine Judicial Process with Selective Review Tactics.

July 15, 2023

Case Laws Central Excise AT

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