Natural Justice
Last updated: 10 September 2007
Court :
HC
Brief :
Held by hon"ble court that any decision passed without recording reasons violates the important rule that "every order should be a speaking order"and is against the principles of Natural Justice. Thus the decision was liable to be set aside.
Citation :
C.I.T Vs. Palwal Co-operative Sugar Mills Ltd.
Natural Justice
C.I.T Vs. Palwal Co-operative Sugar Mills Ltd. 1/13/2005
(2005) 147 Taxman636(Punj. & Har.)
Case Fact: Whether any decision made by appellate body without providing any reasons for the same was leglly unsustainable.
Decision: Held by hon"ble court that any decision passed without recording reasons violates the important rule that "every order should be a speaking order"and is against the principles of Natural Justice. Thus the decision was liable to be set aside.
CA.Saibaburao Nanduri
Published in Income Tax
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