Court dismisses writ petition, directs 50% tax payment for appeal. Interest decision deferred to appellate authority. The High Court dismissed a writ petition without notice to respondents. The petitioner was directed to pay 50% of tax to file an appeal. The Tribunal ...
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Court dismisses writ petition, directs 50% tax payment for appeal. Interest decision deferred to appellate authority.
The High Court dismissed a writ petition without notice to respondents. The petitioner was directed to pay 50% of tax to file an appeal. The Tribunal affirmed this decision but deferred the ruling on payment of interest to the appellate authority, which was tasked with determining the interest payment at the time of the appeal decision.
The High Court disposed of a writ petition without notice to respondents. The petitioner was asked to pay 50% of tax to appeal. Tribunal upheld this but delayed payment interest decision was left to appellate authority. Appellate authority to decide on interest payment at appeal decision.
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