Writ relief against show cause notices is available where jurisdiction is absent and concluded advance rulings cannot be reopened without fresh fraud ...
An admitted acknowledgment of liability can give rise to a fresh starting point of limitation, and the court-closure rule applies when the last day falls on a weekend and filing is made on the reopening day. The tribunal also clarified that the default-proof requirement is not confined to information-utility records: prima facie disclosure of debt and default may be shown through balance-sheet admissions and the debtor's written statement. A new limitation plea cannot be raised for the first time in written submissions after arguments, because written submissions are not pleadings.
An admitted acknowledgment of liability can give rise to a fresh starting point of limitation, and the court-closure rule applies when the last day falls on a weekend and filing is made on the reopening day. The tribunal also clarified that the default-proof requirement is not confined to information-utility records: prima facie disclosure of debt and default may be shown through balance-sheet admissions and the debtor's written statement. A new limitation plea cannot be raised for the first time in written submissions after arguments, because written submissions are not pleadings.
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