Principle of natural justice - the petitioners may have been ...

Petitioners disadvantaged due to consultant's absence; matter remanded for reconsideration under natural justice principles.

May 13, 2016

Case Laws Central Excise HC

Principle of natural justice - the petitioners may have been handicapped in their consultant not being able to present the arguments before the commissioner - matter remanded back - HC

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Principle of natural justice - the petitioners may have been ...

Petitioners disadvantaged due to consultant's absence; matter remanded for reconsideration under natural justice principles.

May 13, 2016

Case Laws Central Excise HC

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