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Issues: Whether the common garnishee order under Section 46 of the Jharkhand Value Added Tax Act, 2005 should be kept in abeyance pending the statutory revision proceedings and whether the writ petitions deserved disposal with protective directions.
Analysis: The writ petitions arose from a common garnishee action for different assessment years. The challenge was not examined on merits because the Court found that the statutory revision remedy was available and, in some matters, had already been pursued or disposed of. At the same time, the Court took note of the petitioner's plea that the garnishee action against the source of funds would affect day-to-day functioning, salary payments, and statutory liabilities. Balancing the availability of the statutory remedy with the need to prevent hardship, the Court granted interim protection by keeping the common garnishee order in abeyance for a limited period and issued directions for installment payment and expeditious disposal of the pending revision.
Conclusion: The garnishee order was not quashed, but was kept in abeyance for a limited period with directions for partial payment and early disposal of the revision proceedings, thereby granting limited relief to the petitioner.