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Court Rules Sealing of Business Premises Under DVAT Act for Missing Accounts Books is Unjustified.

February 16, 2016

Case Laws VAT and Sales Tax HC

Pray for de-sealing of its business premsies - exercise the powers indiscriminately and routinely under DVAT - The action of the Respondents in proceeding to seal the premises of the Petitioner, almost in continuation of the action u/s 59 of the DVAT Act, and only for the failure to produce books of accounts, without anything more, is unsustainable in law. - HC

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Pray for de-sealing of its business premsies - exercise the ...

Court Rules Sealing of Business Premises Under DVAT Act for Missing Accounts Books is Unjustified.

February 16, 2016

Case Laws VAT and Sales Tax HC

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