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Whether Section 73 proceedings can be continued after the death...
Continuation of Section 73 service-tax proceedings after provider's death (construing s.65(7)) - held to abate; posthumous OIO and recoveries invalidated
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Whether Section 73 proceedings can be continued after the death of an individual service provider: construing Section 65(7) and the term "person" (and the statutory use of "includes"), the court held that a legal heir or individual successor does not automatically become the "person liable to pay service tax" nor qualifies as the deceased's "agent"; machinery provisions cannot create substantive liability. Consequently, proceedings under Section 73 abated on the death of the provider, an Order-in-Original issued posthumously is untenable, and consequent recovery actions are invalidated - the impugned OIO and recovery direction set aside. - HC
Whether Section 73 proceedings can be continued after the death of an individual service provider: construing Section 65(7) and the term "person" (and the statutory use of "includes"), the court held that a legal heir or individual successor does not automatically become the "person liable to pay service tax" nor qualifies as the deceased's "agent"; machinery provisions cannot create substantive liability. Consequently, proceedings under Section 73 abated on the death of the provider, an Order-in-Original issued posthumously is untenable, and consequent recovery actions are invalidated - the impugned OIO and recovery direction set aside. - HC
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