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of <h1>Revenue appeal dismissed due to delay in notice issuance violating due process.</h1> The appeal by the Revenue was dismissed by the Appellate Tribunal CESTAT KOLKATA due to a fifteen-month delay in issuing a show cause notice, which was ... Record reveals that for the cause of action that arose on 27-11-2002 it took fifteen months for issuance of show cause notice and finally issued on 5-3-2004 - This ground alone is enough to direct that the proceeding was initiated without any seriousness and without following due process of law - Such a latch makes the Revenue’s appeal fatal. Consequently, Revenue’s appeal is dismissed The Appellate Tribunal CESTAT KOLKATA dismissed the Revenue's appeal due to a delay of fifteen months in issuing a show cause notice, which was considered a serious lapse in following due process of law. The appeal was dismissed as a result.
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