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Whether a quasi judicial authority can pass a non speaking order

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Case Name
Tata Steel Limited Vs Union of India & Ors (Calcutta High Court)
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Tata Steel Limited Vs Union of India & Ors (Calcutta High Court) Dive into the landmark case of Tata Steel Limited vs Union of India & Ors in the Calcutta High Court, focusing on the crucial question of whether a quasi-judicial authority has the power to pass non-speaking orders. This judgement has implications not only in GST and income tax but also in other areas where similar actions occur. The appellant contested the final assessment of bill of entries, citing a violation of natural justice principles due to the disregard of objections/representations. The court deemed the order no...
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  1. what us the remedy if quasi judicial RERA is not pronouncing its final order reserved in August 2022…thus defeating the six months max time provided in RERA 2016..?

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