Form ST-5: appeal to the Appellate Tribunal requires prescribed identification, dispute particulars, monetary disclosures, verification and fee payment. Form ST-5 prescribes the particulars and pleading for an appeal to the Appellate Tribunal under section 86 of the Finance Act, 1994, requiring identification details (PAN, premises/commissionerate codes, IEC), authority and order particulars, Commissionerate and adjudicating authority details, period and description of dispute, monetary particulars (tax, interest, refund, penalty) and deposit information (with challans or application for dispensation); it mandates statement of facts, numbered grounds, signature and verification, filing in quadruplicate with certified copy of the order, language requirements, and payment of prescribed fee by crossed bank draft to the Assistant Registrar.
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Form ST-5: appeal to the Appellate Tribunal requires prescribed identification, dispute particulars, monetary disclosures, verification and fee payment.
Form ST-5 prescribes the particulars and pleading for an appeal to the Appellate Tribunal under section 86 of the Finance Act, 1994, requiring identification details (PAN, premises/commissionerate codes, IEC), authority and order particulars, Commissionerate and adjudicating authority details, period and description of dispute, monetary particulars (tax, interest, refund, penalty) and deposit information (with challans or application for dispensation); it mandates statement of facts, numbered grounds, signature and verification, filing in quadruplicate with certified copy of the order, language requirements, and payment of prescribed fee by crossed bank draft to the Assistant Registrar.
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