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Validity of re-assessment order - enlargement of time limitation with prospective effect or not - Section 39(1) of KVAT Act - The amendment made to Section 40 of the Act, cannot be construed so as to open up a liability which had become barred. Therefore, even by retrospective operation of law, the aforesaid vested right accrued to the petitioner cannot be taken away. - HC
Validity of re-assessment order - enlargement of time limitation with prospective effect or not - Section 39(1) of KVAT Act - The amendment made to Section 40 of the Act, cannot be construed so as to open up a liability which had become barred. Therefore, even by retrospective operation of law, the aforesaid vested right accrued to the petitioner cannot be taken away. - HC
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