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Issues: Whether the writ petition challenging the assessment order could be allowed when the dispute was covered by the binding precedent on the mandatory nature of the time limit for availing input tax credit under the Tamil Nadu VAT regime.
Analysis: The binding Division Bench ruling had held that the time frame prescribed for availing input tax credit is a pre-condition, must be strictly complied with, and is mandatory in character. It further held that contravention of the provision results in forfeiture of the concession of input tax credit. Following that ratio, the challenge to the assessment order could not succeed.
Conclusion: The writ petition was dismissed and the assessment order was left undisturbed.