The Commercial Tax Officer (Wors Contract) vs. Sunil Varkey
Held
The Court held that even if a notice under Section 42 was issued, the proceedings under both Section 25(1) and Section 42 were conjoint. The Court reiterated its reliance on previous judgments that led to the quashing of the proceedings.
Facts
The Revenue filed a review petition arguing that the High Court overlooked Section 42 of the Kerala Value Added Tax Act, 2003, when quashing best assessment proceedings under Section 25(1). The Court had previously relied on judgments concerning limitation periods.
Key Issues
Whether the High Court erred by not considering Section 42 of the KVAT Act when quashing best assessment proceedings under Section 25(1), and if previous judgments on limitation were applicable to conjoint proceedings.
Sections Cited
Section 25(1), Section 42
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Dated this the 17th day of December 2020 The review petitio
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