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<h1>Revision Petition Dismissed on Stay Applications under Sales Tax Act</h1> The High Court dismissed the Revision Petition challenging the maintainability of appeals against rejection of stay applications under the Rajasthan Sales ... Maintainability of appeals - 42 (4) of the Rajasthan Sales Tax Act, 1994 - Held that:- Revision Petition filed by the Revenue has become infructuous, since the main appeal filed by the respondent-Assessee before the learned Tax Board has since been decided. - Petition disposed of. Issues:1. Maintainability of appeals against rejection of stay applications under Section 42(4) of the Rajasthan Sales Tax Act, 1994.Analysis:The High Court dealt with a Revision Petition where the petitioner Revenue challenged an order of the Tax Board keeping appeals pending until a decision by the Larger Bench on the maintainability of appeals against rejection of stay applications. The Larger Bench had already decided in favor of the Assessee that such appeals are maintainable under Section 42(4) of the Act. The respondent informed the Court that the main appeal had been decided, rendering the Revision Petition infructuous. The Court dismissed the Revision Petition as infructuous, keeping the academic question on the validity of the Larger Bench's view open for future determination in an appropriate case. No costs were awarded, and the order was to be sent to the Tax Board and concerned parties.This judgment clarifies the issue of maintainability of appeals against rejection of stay applications under the Rajasthan Sales Tax Act, 1994. The Court acknowledged the decision of the Larger Bench favoring the Assessee and dismissed the Revision Petition as the main appeal had been decided. The Court's decision to keep the academic question open for future cases ensures clarity on the validity of the Larger Bench's view. The absence of costs and the directive to share the order with the Tax Board and relevant parties indicate procedural finality and transparency in the legal process.
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