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Valuation - related party transaction - mutuality of interest - once the adjudicating authority found that the mutuality of interest is not relevant to the instant case, the only conclusion ought to be dropping the SCNs. However, the adjudicating authority went beyond the scope of SCN and made observations which were never alleged in the SCN and have been proved to be incorrect by the Ld. Counsel for the appellant. Such approach of the adjudicating authority of travelling beyond the scope of SCN is legally untenable and held to be a violation of natural justice. - AT
Valuation - related party transaction - mutuality of interest - once the adjudicating authority found that the mutuality of interest is not relevant to the instant case, the only conclusion ought to be dropping the SCNs. However, the adjudicating authority went beyond the scope of SCN and made observations which were never alleged in the SCN and have been proved to be incorrect by the Ld. Counsel for the appellant. Such approach of the adjudicating authority of travelling beyond the scope of SCN is legally untenable and held to be a violation of natural justice. - AT
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