Refund claim dismissed as time-barred under s.142(5); non-obstante clause read restrictively, merits not decided, self-assessment payments not mere de...
A standing order establishes a dedicated NCLT Monitoring Team in the port commissionerate pursuant to the CBIC Action Plan 2025-26 to ensure proactive representation of departmental claims before NCLT/NCLAT. The team must identify petitioning entities quarterly, ensure timely filing of claims, initiate appeals to NCLAT where necessary, conduct post-mortem analyses of lost claims, monitor IBC proceedings via official notices, maintain a comprehensive case database, and submit quarterly reports to the Principal Commissioner/Commissioner. The team reports to the Tribunal Cell leadership, comprises specified officer posts holding concurrent charges, and is effective immediately until further notice.
A standing order establishes a dedicated NCLT Monitoring Team in the port commissionerate pursuant to the CBIC Action Plan 2025-26 to ensure proactive representation of departmental claims before NCLT/NCLAT. The team must identify petitioning entities quarterly, ensure timely filing of claims, initiate appeals to NCLAT where necessary, conduct post-mortem analyses of lost claims, monitor IBC proceedings via official notices, maintain a comprehensive case database, and submit quarterly reports to the Principal Commissioner/Commissioner. The team reports to the Tribunal Cell leadership, comprises specified officer posts holding concurrent charges, and is effective immediately until further notice.
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