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Section 50

Haryana Value Added Tax, 2003State Act of Haryana · Act 6 of 2003

(1) A taxing authority not below the rank of Deputy Excise and Taxation Commissioner, or such other rank, as may be prescribed, may, in such manner and subject to such restrictions and conditions, as may be prescribed, suo inotu or on an application made to him in this behalf by order in writing transfer any case or proceedings or class of proceedings from him to any other officer working under him and he may likewise transfer any such case (including a case already transferred under this section) from one such officer to another or to himself.

(2) Where any proceedings or class of proceedings or case is transferred under sub -section (1), the officer to whom such proceedings or class of proceedings or case is transferred, shall proceed to dispose it of as if it had been initiated by the said officer irrespective of the local limits of the jurisdiction of such officer, and such transfer shall not render necessary the re -issue of any notice already issued before the transfer and the officer to whom the proceeding or class of proceedings or case is transferred may, in his discretion, continue it from the stage at which it was left by the officer from whom it was transferred.

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ActHaryana Value Added Tax, 2003
Section50
JurisdictionState of Haryana
StatusIn force as published by the source

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