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Issues: Whether the assessment order rejecting the petitioner's documents and imposing tax was vitiated for breach of natural justice, warranting remand for fresh assessment.
Analysis: The petitioner had produced documents relating to high sea sales, debit notes and credit notes, but the assessment order proceeded on the basis that certain supporting records were not available. The order did not show that the petitioner was called upon to produce the missing documents, nor did it reflect consideration of the debit notes and credit notes filed along with the reply. There was also nothing to show that a notice for personal hearing had been issued. In these circumstances, the assessment was found to have been completed without due consideration of the material placed by the petitioner and in violation of the principles of natural justice.
Conclusion: The impugned assessment order was set aside and the matter was remitted to the respondent for fresh consideration after granting personal hearing and examining the documents.
Final Conclusion: The assessee succeeded on the ground of breach of natural justice, and the assessment was directed to be redone in accordance with law.
Ratio Decidendi: An assessment order cannot be sustained where relevant material produced by the assessee is not duly considered and no effective opportunity of hearing is shown to have been given.