Pecuniary limit reassignment reallocates jurisdiction for VAT matters and confines DVAT objection hearings to specified zones. The corrigendum reallocates the Deputy Commissioner's responsibilities so the pecuniary limit upto Rs.50,000 under the DST Act and CST Act applies to Zone IV, Zone V (Ward Nos. 49-51), Zone VI and KCS, while objections hearings under the DVAT Act 2004 for that pecuniary limit are confined to Zone VII and Zone VIII; other order contents remain unchanged.
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Pecuniary limit reassignment reallocates jurisdiction for VAT matters and confines DVAT objection hearings to specified zones.
The corrigendum reallocates the Deputy Commissioner's responsibilities so the pecuniary limit upto Rs.50,000 under the DST Act and CST Act applies to Zone IV, Zone V (Ward Nos. 49-51), Zone VI and KCS, while objections hearings under the DVAT Act 2004 for that pecuniary limit are confined to Zone VII and Zone VIII; other order contents remain unchanged.
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