Court Notice on Special Leave Petition & Interim Relief Granted; Challenge to Capacity Assessment SC issued notice on SLP and interim relief granted, no coercive steps. HC order challenged, stating annual production capacity of furnace based on ...
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Court Notice on Special Leave Petition & Interim Relief Granted; Challenge to Capacity Assessment
SC issued notice on SLP and interim relief granted, no coercive steps. HC order challenged, stating annual production capacity of furnace based on supplier's invoice capacity, not other materials. HC held underutilization not a valid reason for lower capacity assessment.
The Supreme Court issued notice on the Special Leave Petition and the prayer for interim relief. No coercive steps shall be taken in the meantime. The Punjab and Haryana High Court's order was challenged, which held that determining annual production capacity of furnace should be based on the capacity of the induction furnace recorded in the supplier's invoice, not on other materials like certificates of Chartered Engineers or sanctioned load of electricity. The High Court also ruled that not utilizing the furnace to its full capacity is not a valid reason to assess lower capacity.
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