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HC ruled in favor of the petitioner regarding PPSB bed sheets classification, finding the Appellate Authority erroneously misinterpreted statutory provisions. The court determined that PPSB bed sheets should be taxed at 5% under Chapter 6304, not 12% under Chapter 5603. The HC directed respondents to process the petitioner's refund applications within 12 weeks, including applicable statutory interest, and modified the previous orders that incorrectly classified the bed sheets. The writ petitions were disposed of, effectively overturning the Appellate Authority's previous decisions.
HC ruled in favor of the petitioner regarding PPSB bed sheets classification, finding the Appellate Authority erroneously misinterpreted statutory provisions. The court determined that PPSB bed sheets should be taxed at 5% under Chapter 6304, not 12% under Chapter 5603. The HC directed respondents to process the petitioner's refund applications within 12 weeks, including applicable statutory interest, and modified the previous orders that incorrectly classified the bed sheets. The writ petitions were disposed of, effectively overturning the Appellate Authority's previous decisions.
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