Supreme Court of India

Ravi Gupta v. Commissioner Sales Tax, Delhi and Anr.

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Reported as [2009] 5 S.C.R. 110
Decided 27 March 2009

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Delhi Sales Tax Act, 1975- s. 43 (5)- Nature and scope c of - Demand of tax under the Act and Central Sales Tax Act on account of failure to produce declaration forms - Appeal - before Appellate Tribunal - Dismissed as not entertainable as neither the documents were furnished nor pre-deposit made - Held: Order in terms of s. 43(5) is essentially an order of stay - While granting stay, though discretion is available, the same has to be exercised judiciously - On facts, since t the assessee deposited the amount as directed by Supreme Court at admission stage, direction to Tribunal to hear the

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