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Issues: Whether the impugned revisional order sustaining levy of entertainment tax, fine and composition fee was liable to be quashed and the revision remitted for reconsideration in light of the previous checking at the cinema hall and the period relevant for assessment.
Analysis: The petitioner's grievance was that an earlier checking had already taken place and, for the later checking, the assessment could only relate to the period after the last checking. The record showed that this aspect had been accepted in earlier similar matters and the revisional authority had to examine whether the assessment and consequential levy could extend beyond the permissible period. The respondent did not dispute the factual position concerning the earlier checking. Since the revisional authority had not properly addressed this contention, the impugned order could not stand.
Conclusion: The impugned order was quashed and the matter was remanded to the revisional authority for fresh consideration, including the contention based on the earlier checking and after granting the petitioner an opportunity of hearing.
Ratio Decidendi: Where an earlier checking is material to the permissible period of assessment under the entertainment tax regime, the revisional authority must address that contention before sustaining the levy; failure to do so warrants remand for fresh decision.