TaxTMI 
TaxTMI 
2005 (1) TMI 651
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....0, 120 of 2000, 121 of 2000, 122 of 2000, 124 of 2000, 125 of 2000, 126 of 2000, 127 of 2000 and 148 of 2000 as in all these applications common question of law and fact involved as was seen from the order of the Tribunal out of which all these applications arise. It is for this reason, this common decision is rendered which will govern disposal of all the aforementioned cases. 2.. This is an appl....
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....heard learned counsel for the parties and having examined the controversy involved in these applications, we are satisfied that the referable questions of law does arise out of the cases and hence these applications deserve to be allowed by directing the Tribunal to refer to the questions which we have formulated infra for being decided on merits under section 44(1) ibid. Since we are satisfied th....
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.... as in all these applications common question of law and fact involved as was seen from the order of the Tribunal out of which all these applications arise. It is for this reason, this common decision is rendered which will govern disposal of all the aforementioned cases. 2.. This is an application made under section 44(2) of the Madhya Pradesh General Sales Tax Act, 1958 (since repealed) by the ....
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....e are satisfied that the referable questions of law does arise out of the cases and hence these applications deserve to be allowed by directing the Tribunal to refer to the questions which we have formulated infra for being decided on merits under section 44(1) ibid. Since we are satisfied that referable questions of law do arise out of the order, we need not burden our order by narrating the fact....