Supreme Court of India
Fag Precision Bearings v. Sales Tax Officer (i) and Anr.
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Court challenging the order contending that (i) the impugned order was null and void because neither a show cause notice was issued to it nor was it given an opportunity of hearing; and (ii) reasons given in support of the order do not justify its passing. Division Bench of the High Court upheld the impugned order holding that the only requirement of the principles of natural justice was that reasons for passing the order had to be recorded and that order had to be served upon the assessee; but the authority was under no obligation either to issue a prior notice or to give the assessee an
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