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Imposition of penalty under Section 40(2) of the JVAT Act - Admittedly, the present dispute did not pertain to filing of incorrect return with intention to suppress or conceal purchases; rather the dispute pertains to filing of revised return belatedly. Thus, the imposition of penalty under Section 40(2) of the JVAT Act upon Petitioner is not sustainable in the eye of law and if the justification of the Respondents in this regard is accepted then the provision of Section 30 more particularly; sub-section 4 would be rendered otiose. - HC
Imposition of penalty under Section 40(2) of the JVAT Act - Admittedly, the present dispute did not pertain to filing of incorrect return with intention to suppress or conceal purchases; rather the dispute pertains to filing of revised return belatedly. Thus, the imposition of penalty under Section 40(2) of the JVAT Act upon Petitioner is not sustainable in the eye of law and if the justification of the Respondents in this regard is accepted then the provision of Section 30 more particularly; sub-section 4 would be rendered otiose. - HC
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