Profiteering - stay the operation of the impugned order granted ...

GST

March 7, 2020

Profiteering - stay the operation of the impugned order granted subject to the petitioner depositing in this Court, in the name of Registrar General, 10% of the amount of profiteering assessed by the NAA - HC

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Profiteering - stay the operation of the impugned order granted ...

GST

March 7, 2020

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