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Ex-party order - Validity of rejection of appeal by the CESTAT - Assessee / Petitioner could not appear due to non-receipt of notice - The Petitioner is not a small individual trader who is operating out of a premises that is not locatable. The Petitioner is the “Delhi International Airport Limited” (DIAL) whose addresses and contact details in addition to being available online, could have easily been ascertained by the CESTAT. - HC
Ex-party order - Validity of rejection of appeal by the CESTAT - Assessee / Petitioner could not appear due to non-receipt of notice - The Petitioner is not a small individual trader who is operating out of a premises that is not locatable. The Petitioner is the “Delhi International Airport Limited” (DIAL) whose addresses and contact details in addition to being available online, could have easily been ascertained by the CESTAT. - HC
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