Supreme Court of India
State of Kerala and Ors. v. N. Avinasiappan
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Excise Law : Kera/a Abkari Act, 1977 : S. 67F-Revision-Suo motu powers of Commissioner-Opportunity of hearing-Application before Excise Commissioner for suo motu exercise of revisional power for setting aside the order passed by Joint Commissioner in appeal u/s. 76B-Rejected-High Court holding that Commissioner ought to have given opportunity of hearing to applicant and recorded reasons for rejecting the application-Held, merely because a party to the proceedings may bring an order passed u/s. 67B or s. 67E to the notice of the Commissioner, the same would not ipso facto mean that he has to…
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