Summary Scheme for Disposal of Appeals pending under the DST Act, 1975 where the amount of dispute does not exceed Rs. 2,00,000/-

Order, 2009

Q: Where can I read the Summary Scheme for Disposal of Appeals pending under the DST Act, 1975 where the amount of dispute does not exceed Rs. 2,00,000/-?

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Q: When was the Summary Scheme for Disposal of Appeals pending under the DST Act, 1975 where the amount of dispute does not exceed Rs. 2,00,000/- made?

It is recorded under the year 2009.

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OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL COMMISSIONER (POLICY)
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE & TAXES
VYAPAR BHAWAN, IP. ESTATE, NEW DELHI
No.636 Dated : 30.10.2009
ORDER
Subject: Summary Scheme for Disposal of Appeals pending under the Delhi Sales Tax Act 1975 In continuation of Circular No. 6 dated 26.8.2009 on the above subject, it is hereby ordered that the period of Summary Scheme for disposal of Appeals pending under the Delhi Sales Tax Act 1975 is extended with effect from 15" October to 15 December 2009.
Further, condition No. (c) under the sub-heading ‘Eligibility Criteria’ may be read as under:
“where the amount in dispute under each of the Local and Central Acts does not exceed Rs. 2,00,000/- (Two Lacs only).
This issues with prior approval of the Commissioner, Trade & Taxes. (kK.K. Jindal) Addl. Commissioner (Policy) Copy to:
1 PS to Principal Secretary (Finance), GNCTD.
2 PS to Commissioner (Trade & Taxes), GNCTD.
3. All Addl. Commissioners/Jt. Commissioners/Dy. Commissioners. 4 EDP Manager — with the request to upload this Order on the website of the Department.
5. VATO (Policy).
6. VATO (Law & Judicial).
7. PRO with the direction to ensure that a copy of this Order is sent to all Presidents/Secretaries of Bar Associations as well as Traders’ Associations. (K.K. Jindal) Addl. Commissioner (Policy)

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