Judgment Reserved After Arguments; Parties Granted Additional Time for Written Submissions in Revenue Case

The SC granted leave, allowing the case to proceed further. Both parties have concluded their arguments, and the court has reserved judgment, indicating a decision will be made after reviewing the arguments and evidence. The parties have requested additional time to file written submissions, with the Revenue's submissions due within two weeks. The intervener's counsel is tasked with compiling all respondents' submissions within the same timeframe, ensuring comprehensive information is available for the court's consideration before delivering the final judgment.

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Issues:
1. Leave granted.
2. Arguments concluded.
3. Judgment reserved.
4. Request for time to file written submissions.
5. Responsibility of filing submissions by the Revenue and the intervener.

Analysis:
1. The Supreme Court granted leave in the case, indicating permission for further proceedings.
2. The arguments from both parties have been completed, suggesting that all relevant points have been presented before the court.
3. The court has reserved the judgment, signifying that a decision will be given after due consideration of the arguments and evidence.
4. Both parties have requested time to file written submissions, with the learned ASG for the Revenue ensuring the submissions are filed within two weeks.
5. Additionally, the responsibility of compiling submissions from all respondents has been assigned to the intervener's counsel, Mr. Mukesh Butani, with a deadline of two weeks for filing the written submissions. This ensures that all relevant information is presented to the court for a comprehensive review before the final judgment is delivered.

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