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April 2016

2016 (41) STR 441 (Tri-Mum.) Maharashtra Chamber of Housing Industry vs. C.C.E, C. & ST, Mumbai

By Puloma Dalal, Jayesh Gogri, Mandar Telang Chartered Accountants

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New plea/ground regarding limitation cannot be taken at the stage of second appeal.

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In the present case, the Appellant was challenging the leviability of service tax on amounts received from nonmembers. During the hearing a new ground of demand getting barred by limitation was raised.

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Since the Appellant had neither raised the limitation ground at adjudication stage nor in the first appeal, it was held that no new ground can be raised at the second appeal stage.

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