Maintainability of petition – availability of alternative remedy – fair opportunity of hearing – ex-parte order – violation of principles of natural justice
As per prosecution case, some unknown persons entered into the house of the informant and told that they are Income Tax Officials and thereafter they started searching his house. The accused persons took away rupees twenty lacs alongwith gold jwellery.
Patna High Court held that ex parte order passed without assigning any reasons sufficient even decipherable from the record is liable to be set aside as passed in violation of the principles of natural justice.
Patna HC set aside the ex-parte rejection orders passed by the Revenue Department, owing to the violation of natural justice principles.
Patna High Court held that order is bad in law and liable to be quashed as the same was passed in violation of principle of natural justice i.e. without providing fair opportunity of hearing and order was passed e-parte without assigning sufficient reasons.
Patna High Court held that the order, ex parte in nature, passed in violation of the principles of natural justice, is liable to be quashed and set aside.
Patna High Court in liquor smuggling has directed the State Government in particular the State Tax Department to develop a mechanism in consultation with the GST Council to block the generation of E-way Bills with respect to such trucks which are seized and confiscated in the State of Bihar.
As per proviso to section 142(c) of NI Act, Cheque Bounce/Dishonour complaint should be filed within one month after drawer of cheque received notice
HC set aside order denying ITC, raising demand & direction given for freezing bank account as order violates principles of natural justice
Patna High Court refuses stay on GST demand for Manokamna, citing Section 16(4) of GST Act. Analysis of the judgment on vires of Section 112 and implications.
