Detention of goods alongwith documents under Section 14-B(6)(i) ...

VAT and Sales Tax

November 20, 2015

Detention of goods alongwith documents under Section 14-B(6)(i) - Check post officer was not competent to go into the nature of transaction which could only be decided in regular assessment proceedings - HC

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Detention of goods alongwith documents under Section 14-B(6)(i) ...

VAT and Sales Tax

November 20, 2015

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