Right to claim refund is a vested right and that even if it is ...

VAT and Sales Tax

February 6, 2014

Right to claim refund is a vested right and that even if it is held to be an existing right and not vested right, such a right cannot be taken away unless it is taken away by a statutory enactment expressly or by necessary implication - HC

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Right to claim refund is a vested right and that even if it is ...

VAT and Sales Tax

February 6, 2014

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