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High Court Upholds Conditional Stay on Tax Demands; Modifies Guarantee Requirement to Vodafone's Parent Company.

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Income Tax June 20, 2024 Case Laws HC
The High Court addressed the rejection of a blanket unconditional stay on tax and interest demands by the Tribunal. The Tribunal granted a conditional stay, requiring the petitioner to pay Rs. 230 crores, provide a corporate guarantee exceeding Rs. 900 crores, and cooperate in appeal disposal. The Court held that the recovery was not protective and upheld the Tribunal's order, noting prior years' compliance. The Court modified the corporate guarantee condition to the ultimate parent company, Vodafone International Holdings BV. The Court affirmed the Tribunal's order, except for the modified condition.

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