M/S.APOLLO TYRES LTD vs. THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF CORPORATE INCOME TAX
What did the High Court hold?
As the provided text is a procedural order admitting a writ petition for hearing, it does not contain any findings or decisions by the Tribunal on any substantive issues. Therefore, it is not possible to state what the Tribunal decided, the reasoning that led to it, or the ratio decidendi. There are no operative directions such as remand or deletion mentioned. No issues were expressly left undecided as no issues were decided in the first place.
What were the facts?
This case involves a writ petition filed by M/s. Apollo Tyres Ltd. (the petitioner) against the Deputy Commissioner of Corporate Income Tax, Circle 1(1), Kochi, the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal, Kochi Bench, and the Principal Commissioner of Income Tax, Kochi. The petitioner is represented by its Unit Head-Perambra, Mr. George Oommen. The writ petition was filed seeking admission and was heard on March 30, 2017. The specific assessment years and the exact nature of the order or action under challenge are not detailed in the provided text. The amount in dispute is also not mentioned. The procedural history leading to this writ petition is not elaborated upon.
What were the issues?
The provided text does not contain sufficient information to identify the specific issues that the Tribunal had to decide, nor does it detail the arguments presented by the assessee (Apollo Tyres Ltd.) or the revenue (Deputy Commissioner of Corporate Income Tax and Principal Commissioner of Income Tax). Therefore, it is not possible to frame the questions of law or mixed law and fact, name the relevant provisions of the Income Tax Act, or attribute contentions to each side, including any authorities, circulars, or precedents relied upon. The judgment is silent on these aspects.
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J U D G M E N T
The petitioner is aggrieved with Ext.P8 which directed deposit of Rs.15 crores out of the outstanding demand of Rs.66crores, which would come to about 25% of the total demand. The learned Senior Counsel appearing for the petitioner submits that the petitioner would pay Rs.10 crores on tomorrow, the last date of the financial year and in such circumstances, the appeal be directed to be disposed of and recovery be kept in abeyance.
Considering the very fair submission made by, the learned Senior Counsel it is directed that the petitioner if making the deposit of Rs. 10 crores on or before 31.03.2017
WPC.No. 11101/2017 : 2 : necessarily the appeal shall be disposed of and the recovery shall be kept in abeyance till such disposal of the appeal. Writ petition is disposed of. (K. VINOD CHANDRAN, JUDGE) jma
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