PIL - allegation that officers has granted refund claims of ...

Court Dismisses PIL on Premature Tax Refund Claims, Imposes Rs. 5,000 Cost for Possible Influence by Aggrieved Parties.

November 28, 2019

Case Laws GST HC

PIL - allegation that officers has granted refund claims of excess tax (compensation cess) prior to the Notification dated 30.9.2019 - an individual dispute should not be allowed to be converted into a PIL. It cannot be ruled that this writ petition may be sponsored by some interested persons who are having any grudge against the private respondents. - Public Interest Litigation petition is dismissed with ₹ 5,000/- cost

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PIL - allegation that officers has granted refund claims of ...

Court Dismisses PIL on Premature Tax Refund Claims, Imposes Rs. 5,000 Cost for Possible Influence by Aggrieved Parties.

November 28, 2019

Case Laws GST HC

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