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Liquor Firms Face District Court Cases Over Tax Defaults

July 20, 2026·1 min read
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  1. 01Attorney General informed Supreme Court about legal proceedings against liquor companies.
  2. 02Tax recovery efforts initiated for companies that defaulted on payments.
  3. 03A Fundamental Rights petition was presented to the Supreme Court.
  4. 04Additional Solicitor General represented the Attorney General in court.
  5. 05Legal measures are in process to recover outstanding tax revenues.
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COLOMBO (News 1st): The Attorney General today informed the Supreme Court that steps have been taken to institute legal proceedings before the District Court to recover taxes allegedly owed by liquor manufacturing companies that have defaulted on their tax payments.The disclosure was made when a Fundamental Rights petition seeking an order directing the recovery of unpaid taxes from liquor manufacturers was taken up before the Supreme Court.Appearing on behalf of the Attorney General, the Additional Solicitor General informed the court that legal measures have already been initiated to recover the outstanding tax revenues from the relevant companies.

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