Madras High Court: Restrained Taxes Department From Demanding Penalty From Music Composer Harris Jayaraj In Maserati Car Import Case
The Daily Guardian|June 03, 2023
The Madras High Court in the case J Harris Jayaraj The Assistant Commissioner (FAC) and others observed and has granted an interim injunction in favor of music composer Harris Jayaraj, wherein it restrained the State Tax Commissioner from demanding a penalty over the payment which is being delayed of entry tax for a Maserati Granturismo vehicle that he had purchased in the year 2010
Madras High Court: Restrained Taxes Department From Demanding Penalty From Music Composer Harris Jayaraj In Maserati Car Import Case

The division bench comprising of Justice R Mahadevan and Justice Mohammed Shaffiq in the case observed wherein the plea was moved by the music composer wherein it challenged the order passed by the Single Judge wherein it has been directed by him to pay the entry tax along with the penalty, and a subsequent notice which is being issued by the Assistant Commissioner, ST (FAC) wherein directing him to pay an amount of Rs. 11,50,952.

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