Petitioner granted name change, issues clarified on service tax, bank account attachment, court orders, and account validity.

The court allowed the petitioner company to change its name to "SVOGL Oil Gas and Energy Limited" and addressed various issues including the clarification/modification of previous orders, service tax liability, attachment of bank account, interpretation of court orders on payment of service tax dues, modification of orders on remittance of funds to the STD, and the validity of the attachment of the petitioner's account by the STD. The court vacated the interim arrangement, allowing parties to pursue legal remedies, and disposed of the writ petition and pending applications, canceling the next hearing date.

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Issues:
1. Change of petitioner company name
2. Clarification/modification of previous order
3. Service tax liability and attachment of bank account
4. Interpretation of court orders regarding payment of service tax dues
5. Modification of order regarding remittance of funds to STD
6. Validity of attachment of petitioner's account by STD

Change of Petitioner Company Name:
The court allowed the application for changing the name of the petitioner company to "SVOGL Oil Gas and Energy Limited" based on a certificate issued by the Registrar of Companies.

Clarification/Modification of Previous Order:
The petitioner filed an application seeking clarification/modification of a previous order. The background of the case involved the attachment of the petitioner's bank account by the Service Tax Department (STD) due to non-payment of service tax dues. The court had directed a portion of receipts to settle the dues, considering the petitioner's proposal to sell assets. Subsequently, an adjudication order was passed against the petitioner, creating a demand for service tax dues.

Service Tax Liability and Attachment of Bank Account:
The court noted the significant service tax liability of the petitioner, including disputed amounts. The petitioner sought interim protection to continue business operations, while the STD emphasized the need to recover dues. The court observed the crystallization of disputed service tax dues and the pending winding-up petition against the petitioner.

Interpretation of Court Orders Regarding Payment of Service Tax Dues:
The court addressed the interpretation of its previous orders regarding the remittance of funds to the STD. The petitioner requested clarity on the arrangement, while the respondents argued against continuing interim protection due to the substantial service tax liability.

Modification of Order Regarding Remittance of Funds to STD:
The petitioner sought modification of an order related to remitting funds to the STD, emphasizing the need to continue the existing arrangement for crediting a portion of remittances. The court considered the changed circumstances and the pending winding-up petition in deciding to vacate the interim arrangement.

Validity of Attachment of Petitioner's Account by STD:
The court discussed the validity of the attachment of the petitioner's account by the STD, considering the admitted service tax liability and payments made by the petitioner. It was concluded that there was no reason to vacate the attachment orders.

In the final decision, the court vacated the interim arrangement, allowing parties to pursue remedies as per law. The writ petition and pending applications were disposed of, canceling the next hearing date.

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