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Passing such contrary orders, only seems to suggest that the ...


Revenue's Contradictory Orders in Adjudication Undermine Process, Forcing Appeals Despite Business-Friendly Claims.

October 3, 2019

Case Laws     Service Tax     HC

Passing such contrary orders, only seems to suggest that the entire adjudication proceedings are a mere farce. The attitude of the Revenue even at the level of the Commissioner is that the demand has to be confirmed and the relief if any, the party has to obtain from Appellate Authorities. This attitude brings to a naught to claim of the State that it is business friendly.

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