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of <h1>High Court overturns tax order, emphasizes due process and timely resolution.</h1> <h3>Shubham Enterprises Versus Additional Commissioner of Commercial Tax, Indore</h3> Shubham Enterprises Versus Additional Commissioner of Commercial Tax, Indore - [2007] 5 VST 402 (MP) Issues: Challenge to order passed in revision, legality of orders in assessment and penalty proceedings, dismissal of application by revisionary authority, obligation of revisionary authority to decide on merits, setting aside the order, direction for revising the penalty proceedings.The judgment by the High Court of Madhya Pradesh involved a petition challenging an order passed by the Additional Commissioner of Commercial Tax. The petitioner, a dealer in tea leaves, contested an assessment order and a penalty order. The revisionary authority dismissed the revision concerning the assessment proceedings but did not address the revision related to the penalty proceedings. The petitioner withdrew a writ challenging the assessment proceedings, making it final. Subsequently, the petitioner requested the revisionary authority to decide on the penalty proceedings, which was rejected as belated. The court set aside the order and directed the revisionary authority to decide on the penalty proceedings on merits as the petitioner had timely filed a revision specifically challenging the penalty order. The court emphasized the obligation of the revisionary authority to decide on orders challenged in appeal or revision, allowing the litigant's right to seek redressal. The court concluded by directing the Additional Commissioner of Commercial Tax to decide on the penalty order within six months, emphasizing the importance of due process and timely resolution in legal matters.
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