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Ker. HC: Sale Under SARFAESI Won’t Extinguish Prior Existing Charge for Dues Under State Tax Laws - (10 Jan 2023)

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Kerala High Court has held that statutory charge created under Kerala General Sales Tax Act, and Kerala VAT Act, prior to any mortgage made, against the dealers would remain intact, even if the property is sold by Bank under SARFAESI Act until such encumbrances are cleared.

Tags : KERALA HIGH COURT   STATE TAX   VAT   SARFAESI  

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