High Court of Andhra Pradesh · Procedural and interlocutory orders
M/s. Girijan Co-operative Corporation Ltd., Visakhapatnam v. Asst. Commissioner of Income Tax & Ors.
Writ Petition No. 4786/2009 ·
Writ dismissed as infructuous after reported disposal of the assessment-year 2005-06 appeal.
1. FACTS OF THE CASE
Girijan Co-operative Corporation Ltd. was unrepresented when W.P.4786/2009 was taken up. The respondents’ Standing Counsel stated that no cause survived because ITA No.187/Vizag/2009 for AY 2005-06 had been dismissed on 2 June 2011. Counsel also referred to the department’s letter of 28 September 2011.
2. DISCUSSION BY THE COURT
The Court accepted that no cause of action survived in view of the reported appellate disposal. It did not examine the assessment, the appellate reasons or any substantive exemption claim.
3. JUDICIAL DECISION
The writ was dismissed as infructuous. Any interim order was deemed vacated, pending interlocutory applications stood closed and no costs were ordered.
4. OUTCOME
The pending writ and its interim protection ended. The order contains no independent decision affirming or reversing the underlying tax liability.
5. Expert Comments
AKHB editorial analysis, distinct from the Court’s findings.
Loss of a live controversy, not adjudication of tax merits
The stated reason for closure was the earlier appellate disposal. The absence of representation is recorded, but the Court chose infructuousness as its basis rather than a substantive rejection of the taxpayer’s arguments. The appellate order is needed to understand why that appeal failed.
Source: PDF p.2
Interim protection ended with the writ
The express vacation of any interim order matters independently of the short dismissal. A party checking whether this writ still provides protection must account for that direction. The source does not identify what the earlier interim order restrained, so its scope cannot be reconstructed here.
Source: PDF p.2
Use the precise earlier proceeding for follow-up
The source supplies ITA No.187/Vizag/2009, AY 2005-06 and 2 June 2011. Those identifiers permit a targeted examination of the earlier decision, but this writ order does not supply its reasoning or establish the availability or outcome of any later remedy.
Source: PDF p.2
Source and verification
2-page official High Court of Andhra Pradesh judgment PDF (20250106_APHC010225082009.pdf, 80,082 bytes).
Original PDF: 2 pages · SHA-256: e7c81b9d4c91d594233685539bf52e4a12e9821c85918ba17eb919367976a723
All 2 original pages read and visually inspected; all five panels audited.
No numbered tax provision is identified. The order records the earlier appellate dismissal without reproducing its reasons.
Subsequent treatment has not been independently verified.
AI disclosure and professional disclaimer
AI-assisted source review. Independent human approval is not represented.
General research only. Expert Comments are editorial analysis, not the Court’s holding. No current-law clearance is claimed.
