Change In Constitution Of Bombay High Court’s Tax Bench w.e.f. 18.03.2014

The Hon’ble the
CHIEF JUSTICE
AND
The Hon’ble Shri Justice
M.S.SANKLECHA
(Court Room No. 52)

MONDAY TO FRIDAY EXCEPT THURSDAY
For admission, hearing and order matters therein :

A) Appellate Side Civil Writ Petitions relating to:

i) Challenging Constitutional validity of Development Control Regulations/Regulations regarding Slum Rehabilitation Projects,

(ii) Rights of persons with disabilities,

(B) Writ Petitions challenging vires of any provision of Direct Tax Laws;
(C) Writ Petitions pertaining to the following provisions of Income Tax Act, 1961:

i) Chapter X sections 92 to 94A and Section 144C

(ii) Chapter XIXA – Sections 245A to 245L,

(D) Writ Petitions challenging vires of any tax provisions of the Municipal Corporation Laws.

AND

ORIGINAL SIDE MATTERS

EVERY THURSDAY

Appellate Side PILs which are part heard.

EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON SESSION
Hon’ble the CHIEF JUSTICE and Hon’ble Shri Justice
M.S.SANKLECHA (Court Room No.26) will sit single and will take up Original Side/Appellate Side matters, to be notified separately.

The Hon’ble Shri Justice
S.J.VAZIFDAR
AND
The Hon’ble Shri Justice
B. P. COLABAWALLA
(Court Room No. 6)

For admission, final hearing and order matters therein:

A) Writ Petitions, Appeals, References and applications
in Maharashtra VAT, Sales Tax, Foreign Trade (Regulation and Development) Act,1992 including
FERA, FEMA,

(B) Writ Petitions pertaining to Direct Tax Laws, except those assigned to Court No.1.

(C) Writ Petitions against orders of Debt Recovery Appellate Tribunal

AND

ORIGINAL SIDE MATTERS

The Hon’ble Shri Justice
S. C. DHARMADHIKARI

AND

The Hon’ble Shri Justice
G. S. KULKARNI

(Court Room No. 31 )

For admission, final hearing and order matters therein :­

(A) Tax Appeals, References and Applications in direct tax
matters and indirect tax matters under Central Acts,

(B) Writ Petitions in indirect  tax matters under the Central Acts
(Central Excise, Customs and Service Tax)

AND

APPELLATE SIDE MATTERS