The Delhi Sales Tax Act

Service of notice when family is disrupted or firm is dissolved

Service of notice in the case of discontinued business

Appearance before any authority in proceedings

Change of an incumbent of an office

Extension of period of limitation in certain cases

Returns, etc., to be confidential

Setting up of check-posts and barriers

Publication of names, etc., of dealers whose certificates of registration are cancelled

Exemptions

Bar of suits in civil courts

Transfers during pendency of proceedings void

Chapter XXXVI of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, not to apply to certain  offences

Application of the provisions of the Delhi Land Reforms Act, 1954 for purposes of recovery  of sales tax recoverable as arrears of land revenue

Power to make rules

Rules to be laid before Parliament

Repeal and savings

Removal of difficulties

Transitional provisions


MISCELLANEOUS


(1) Where a Hindu undivided
family has been partitioned, notices under this Act may be served on the person who was the last manager
of the Hindu family, or if such person cannot be found, then on all adults who were members of the Hindu
family, immediately before the partition.

(2) Where a firm or an association of persons is dissolved, notices under this Act may be served on
any person who was a partner (not being a minor) of the firm, or member of the association, as the case
may be, immediately before its dissolution.


LAWGIST

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