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Validity Of Show cause notice - The case pertains to a dealer of ...


High Court Quashes Tax Demand Order, Ensures Fairness for Fabric Dealer to Contest and Address Discrepancies.

March 28, 2024

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Validity Of Show cause notice - The case pertains to a dealer of woven fabrics and readymade garments challenging a tax demand order due to allegedly insufficient opportunity to contest. Despite delay in response to a show cause notice, subsequent communication and evidence submission by the petitioner suggest efforts to refute discrepancies and comply with requirements. The Government maintains adherence to procedural fairness but acknowledges the petitioner's subsequent explanations for discrepancies. The High Court intervenes, quashing the order subject to conditions ensuring procedural fairness and opportunity for the petitioner to address the tax demand.

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