Supreme Court of India
Madras Bar Association v. Union of India
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Constitution of India, 1950: Article 323- - Enabling appropriate Legislature to provide for adjudication or trial by Tribunals - Enactment of National Tax Tribunal Act, 2005 - Validity of - HELD: The petitions relating to validity of the NTT Act and the challenge c to Article 323- raises issues which did not arise in CA No. 306712004 and CA No. 3717120051 - Therefore, the instant cases cannot be disposed of in terms of the decision in the two civil appeals, but require to be heard separately - These matters are, therefore, directed to be de-linked and listed separately for hearing - National…
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