THE PUDUCHERRY VALUE ADDED TAX RULE, 2007 - FORMS
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FORM - DD

APPEAL IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT MADRAS

(Appellate side)

(Sec. 50 (1))

MEMORANDUM OF APPEAL

[See rule 40 (1) (a)]

Appeal No.

of 200

			Appellant (s)
			Versus
			Respondent

Appeal presented to the High Court to revise the order of the Commissioner / Secretary dated.......... and passed in ................
1.	District in which the assessment was made.
2.	TIN / Assessment period
3.	Authority passing the original order in dispute
4.	State if the order was modified at any time previously by any officer subordinate to the Commissioner / Secretary and if so in what manner (state the result of the modification briefly)
5.	Date of communication of the order of the Commissioner of Commercial Taxes / Secretary
6.	Address to which notice may be sent to the appellant
7.	Address to which notice may be sent to the respondent
8.	Relief claimed in appeal --
	(a)	Turnover determined by the assessing authority
	(b)	Turnover as modified prior to suo motu revision by the Secretary
	(c)	Turnover as modified / fixed by the Commissioner / Secretary
	(d)	Relief claimed
	(e)	Grounds of appeal:
		(i)	State the facts disputed briefly.
		(ii)	State the questions of law raised for decision by the High Court

		(Signed)------------------------------------------Appellant(s)
		(Signed)------------------------------------------Authorised Representative, if any.

VERIFICATION

I/We...................... S/o .............................. the appellant(s) do hereby declare that what is stated above is true to the best of my/our knowledge and belief.

Verified today the .......... day of......200

		(Signed)------------------------------------------Appellant(s)
		(Signed)------------------------------------------Authorised Representative, if any.

Note—(1) The appeal should be accompanied by a certified copy of the order of the Commissioner / Secretary appealed against.

(2) The appeal should be accompanied by a fee of Rs.100/-

(3) The appeal should be written in English and should set forth concisely and under distinct heads the facts of the case, grounds of appeal and the points of law raised consecutively.