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Validity of an Ordinance which levied an additional sales tax @ not exceeding to 3% of the gross turnover - Ordinance was withdrawn in 1995 - The Court is unable to agree with the view expressed by the Tribunal that notwithstanding the clarification of the Government, the Ordinance in question was still required to be enforced for the period of its operation - the impugned order of the Tribunal and the corresponding orders of the ACST and STO seeking to enforce the Ordinance are hereby set aside - HC
Validity of an Ordinance which levied an additional sales tax @ not exceeding to 3% of the gross turnover - Ordinance was withdrawn in 1995 - The Court is unable to agree with the view expressed by the Tribunal that notwithstanding the clarification of the Government, the Ordinance in question was still required to be enforced for the period of its operation - the impugned order of the Tribunal and the corresponding orders of the ACST and STO seeking to enforce the Ordinance are hereby set aside - HC
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