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Tax liability imposed without show cause notice & documents, violating natural justice.

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October 14, 2024

Non-service of show cause notice violated principles of natural justice. Respondent imposed tax liability without providing opportunity and documents to petitioner for defense. Court remanded matter to respondent for fresh consideration after petitioner pays 10% of disputed tax amount, setting aside earlier order to maintain consistency with previous cases allowing petitioner to present defense. Petition allowed by way of remand for reconsideration after partial tax payment by petitioner.

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