A city court was on Monday informed that proceedings have been stayed against budget carrier Spicejet Ltd's former Chairman Kalanithi Maran in one of the two tax evasion cases for his alleged failure to deposit over Rs 147 crore TDS with the Income Tax Department.
The court was also told that Maran has been exempted from personal appearance by Delhi High Court in the second alleged tax evasion case, after which the court fixed both the matters for November 6 for further proceedings.
"Complainant (Income Tax official) is directed to supply documents to the accused. Put up for further proceedings on November 6," Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Pritam Singh said.
Apart from Maran, the court had also issued summons to the firm and its then Managing Director S Natrajhen as accused and directed them to appear today after taking cognizance of two complaints of Income Tax Department filed against them.
21/09/15 PTI/Daily News & Analysis
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The court was also told that Maran has been exempted from personal appearance by Delhi High Court in the second alleged tax evasion case, after which the court fixed both the matters for November 6 for further proceedings.
"Complainant (Income Tax official) is directed to supply documents to the accused. Put up for further proceedings on November 6," Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Pritam Singh said.
Apart from Maran, the court had also issued summons to the firm and its then Managing Director S Natrajhen as accused and directed them to appear today after taking cognizance of two complaints of Income Tax Department filed against them.
21/09/15 PTI/Daily News & Analysis
