Petition dismissed as litigant evaded compliance, notice not a surprise The Allahabad HC dismissed the writ petition, finding the petitioner, a practiced litigant, had been evading the department and not complying with the ...
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Petition dismissed as litigant evaded compliance, notice not a surprise
The Allahabad HC dismissed the writ petition, finding the petitioner, a practiced litigant, had been evading the department and not complying with the law. The notice of demand served to the petitioner was not a surprise, and the petitioner's behavior was considered an abuse of the legal process. Sri Gaurav Mahajan represented the department.
The Allahabad High Court dismissed the writ petition, stating the petitioner, a practiced litigant, had been avoiding the department and not following the law. The court found no element of surprise in the notice of demand served to the petitioner. The petitioner's actions were deemed an abuse of the legal process. Sri Gaurav Mahajan represented the department.
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