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<h1>Supreme Court dismisses application without valid reason.</h1> The Supreme Court dismissed a miscellaneous application without entertaining it, citing no valid reason to do so. (2020 (8) TMI 245 - SC Order) - TMI Allowable deduction under Section 43B - Disallowance of the amount deposited by the Appellant in its Central Excise Personal Ledger Account (PLA) before 31st March 2000, i.e. the end of the relevant accounting year - Disallowance represented MODVAT credit of excise duty that remained unutilized by 31st March 1999, i.e., the end of the relevant accounting year - Disallowance in respect of Sales Tax Recoverable account u/s 43B - Consumption of raw materials by the Assessee - Nature of software expenditure - revenue expenditure allowance - HELD THAT:- This application has been filed merely on apprehension, we see no reason to entertain this application. The miscellaneous application is accordingly dismissed. The Supreme Court dismissed a miscellaneous application filed based on apprehension, stating there was no reason to entertain it. The citation is 2020 (8) TMI 245 - SC Order.