Denial of refund claim - Far from being unjustly enriched the ...

VAT and Sales Tax

October 16, 2015

Denial of refund claim - Far from being unjustly enriched the appellant in this manner is actually out of the pocket to the extent of the amount paid as a condition precedent to the maintainability of the appeal - refund allowed - HC

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Denial of refund claim - Far from being unjustly enriched the ...

VAT and Sales Tax

October 16, 2015

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