M/S. Cognizant Technology vs. State Of Karnataka
Held
The Court held that the re-assessment order was passed in violation of the principles of natural justice. The petitioner was not given a proper opportunity to respond to the proposition notice.
Facts
The petitioner received a proposition notice for re-assessment under the KVAT Act but could not respond due to the COVID-19 lockdown. The re-assessment order was passed without considering the petitioner's response, and a subsequent rectification request was rejected.
Key Issues
Whether the re-assessment order was passed in violation of principles of natural justice due to the petitioner's inability to respond during the lockdown. Whether the rectification request was wrongly rejected.
Sections Cited
Section 39(1), Section 36(1), Section 72(2), Rule 57, Section 69, Section 62
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