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    <title>Dealer remains eligible for Karasamadhana Scheme benefits despite later Section 64(1) revision proceedings under KVAT Act</title>
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    <description>HC held that appellant was eligible for benefits under Karasamadhana Scheme, 2021, despite subsequent initiation of suo-motu revision proceedings under Section 64(1) of KVAT Act. Court ruled that Clause 5.7 of the scheme only disqualifies dealers against whom revision proceedings were already initiated before the scheme&#039;s notification date. Since no suo-motu revision was pending when the scheme was introduced, and appellant&#039;s application was accepted with order passed in their favor, subsequent initiation of revisional proceedings would defeat the scheme&#039;s purpose and object. Permitting post-acceptance revision would render the scheme arbitrary and unreasonable. Appeal allowed in favor of assessee-appellant.</description>
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      <description>HC held that appellant was eligible for benefits under Karasamadhana Scheme, 2021, despite subsequent initiation of suo-motu revision proceedings under Section 64(1) of KVAT Act. Court ruled that Clause 5.7 of the scheme only disqualifies dealers against whom revision proceedings were already initiated before the scheme&#039;s notification date. Since no suo-motu revision was pending when the scheme was introduced, and appellant&#039;s application was accepted with order passed in their favor, subsequent initiation of revisional proceedings would defeat the scheme&#039;s purpose and object. Permitting post-acceptance revision would render the scheme arbitrary and unreasonable. Appeal allowed in favor of assessee-appellant.</description>
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