V IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BANGLORE DATFD THIS THE S TH DAY JUNE 1998 BEFORE THE HON’ LE MR. JUSTICE V. K. SINGH?.L TITIaNO. 18 - OF 1998 ? BEIWEEN: N/s. J.T.I’bbiles Ltd., .— JTM House, 47, Millers Tank Bund Road, Banglore 560052, represented by its Manager Accounts, M.V.Nayak, ., Petitioner. (y Sri, S.A.Nazeer. dv.., for petr.) — AND 1, The Asst. Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (int)—Ir, South Zone, Scshad ripuram, Bangalore 560020, 2 ‘4 —2— 2. The Commissioner of Commercial Taxes 1 Vanijya Therige 1rya1aya, Gandhinaqar, Bangalore— 560009. ,, Respondents. (By Smt, S.Sujatha, HCGP for Respts,) * * ** Writ petition filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India with an afidavit praiing to , quash vide A-nex.F dt; 8—5—98 by R—1, & Etc., Writ petition coming on for Preli - minanj hearing , this day the Court made the following:— ORDER The order assailed u/s 28(6) of KST Act is an apocalable one. The petitioner may file an appeal within four weeks, If the appeal is filed in the raid time no- objection about the limitation could be tken. e *3— The contention that the order has been passed without giving propr oportunity to the petitonr woulci lso be consiered by the appellate Authority with other obj ections, Petit.on is a i sposed of with the above observations. JUDGE r. by C - by: Assjtant Hg; oL loç ‘I / I