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Priority of Charge - First Right of secured creditor and Sales Tax Department - There is encumbrance of the Department of Sales Tax. The Registering Officer shall have to ascertain whether the requisite permission from the Competent Authority under the relevant enactment has been obtained and is required to annex the said permission, if it is prohibited. The Registering Officer will also have to ascertain whether the document presented for registration is contrary to any of the terms and conditions mentioned in the NOC granted by the Competent Authority. Undisputedly, in the present matter, the respondents have not shown any such statutory prohibition which enables the Registering Officer to refuse registration of the sale certificate. - HC
Priority of Charge - First Right of secured creditor and Sales Tax Department - There is encumbrance of the Department of Sales Tax. The Registering Officer shall have to ascertain whether the requisite permission from the Competent Authority under the relevant enactment has been obtained and is required to annex the said permission, if it is prohibited. The Registering Officer will also have to ascertain whether the document presented for registration is contrary to any of the terms and conditions mentioned in the NOC granted by the Competent Authority. Undisputedly, in the present matter, the respondents have not shown any such statutory prohibition which enables the Registering Officer to refuse registration of the sale certificate. - HC
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