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Locus standi prevents an erstwhile director from prosecuting an appeal on behalf of a struck-off company that did not represent itself before the assessing or first appellate authority. A pre-emptive assessment made to protect Revenue against statutory limitation is not invalid solely because the company is non-existing. The former director may challenge personal liability only in proceedings under section 179; accordingly, the appeal on the company's behalf was dismissed.
Locus standi prevents an erstwhile director from prosecuting an appeal on behalf of a struck-off company that did not represent itself before the assessing or first appellate authority. A pre-emptive assessment made to protect Revenue against statutory limitation is not invalid solely because the company is non-existing. The former director may challenge personal liability only in proceedings under section 179; accordingly, the appeal on the company's behalf was dismissed.
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