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Timely pronouncement of reserved judgments required release of an indirect-tax writ petition after the Bench could not adhere to stipulated timelines. Applying the principle concerning prompt delivery of reserved decisions, the matter was placed before the regular Bench hearing indirect-tax writ petitions. Interim status quo was directed to continue for four weeks, preserving the parties' existing position pending further hearing.
Timely pronouncement of reserved judgments required release of an indirect-tax writ petition after the Bench could not adhere to stipulated timelines. Applying the principle concerning prompt delivery of reserved decisions, the matter was placed before the regular Bench hearing indirect-tax writ petitions. Interim status quo was directed to continue for four weeks, preserving the parties' existing position pending further hearing.
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