Challenging ITSC orders: file writ petitions sparingly and promptly to avoid preclusive subsequent proceedings. Board guidance permits filing writ petitions against ITSC orders without prior approval but requires advance intimation to Member (Investigation) when challenging orders under 245D(2C). Such writs should be filed sparingly on strong merit, dealt with locally where feasible, and initiated promptly-within ninety days-to avoid ineffectiveness due to subsequent proceedings under 245D(4). An annexure is prescribed to record case particulars and litigation action.
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Challenging ITSC orders: file writ petitions sparingly and promptly to avoid preclusive subsequent proceedings.
Board guidance permits filing writ petitions against ITSC orders without prior approval but requires advance intimation to Member (Investigation) when challenging orders under 245D(2C). Such writs should be filed sparingly on strong merit, dealt with locally where feasible, and initiated promptly-within ninety days-to avoid ineffectiveness due to subsequent proceedings under 245D(4). An annexure is prescribed to record case particulars and litigation action.
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