- Queenscourt Limited case involved dip pots in takeaway meal deal
- Appellant initially paid output tax on dip pots as part of single supply
- Later claimed overpaid tax on dip pots, HMRC agreed to repay
- HMRC later refused repayment for similar claim, issued recovery assessments
- Queenscourt appealed, arguing no change in circumstances since initial repayment
- FTT dismissed appeal, ruled dip pots part of single supply of hot food
- Legitimate expectation and estoppel arguments also dismissed
- Single/multiple supply cases likely to continue in future
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