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GST - Andhra Pradesh High Court: Assessment orders issued without DIN are invalid but not void; Such orders retain legal force unless overturned by a competent authority [Order attached]
GST - Allahabad High Court: Excess stock found during survey cannot trigger confiscation under Section 130, proper course is under Sections 73/74 [Order attached]
GST - Delhi High Court: Refund sanctioned by Appellate Authority can't be withheld merely basis a speculative intent to further appeal [Order attached]
GST - Calcutta High Court: Though appeal was time-barred, granted final opportunity to assessee, subject to depositing additional 10% of disputed tax [Order attached]
GST – Allahabad High court: ITC cannot be denied if supplier had valid registration at the time of supply, mere later cancellation of supplier’s registration could not lead to ITC denial [Order attached]
GST - Delhi High Court: Rectification order under Section 161 of CGST Act without granting hearing is invalid [Order attached]
GST - Allahabad High Court : Not serving notice on owner of goods, instead issuing penalty orders directly against driver/transporter is violation of Section 129(3) [Order attached]
GST - Calcutta High Court : Refund denial and recovery proceedings cannot be sustained when fresh new certified export documents are materially produced; recovery stayed in the meantime. [Order attached]
GST - Allahabad High Court: State GST officers empowered to act under IGST Act to intercept, detain, seize and pass penalty order under Section 129 [Order attached]
GST - Andhra Pradesh High Court: Best judgment assessment under Section 62 is deemed withdrawn once assessee files valid return with tax paid; Recovery from credit ledger is illegal [Order attached]
GST - Jharkhand High Court: Refund of pre-deposit is a vested right on success in appeal and cannot be denied on the ground of Section 54 limitation [Order attached]
GST: Delhi High Court: Delay in uploading DRC-07 does not bar limitation if the order is communicated via e-mail, even to the assessee’s Chartered Accountant [Order attached]
GST - Delhi High Court: Consolidated SCNs/Orders are permissible where fraudulent ITC is alleged - Section 74(3) refers to “period”/“periods” [Order attached]
GST - Gauhati High Court: SCN and Order issued to deceased person is invalid, should be issued to legal heirs under Section 73 [Order attached]
GST - Orissa High Court: Directed no recovery proceedings to be initiated till disposal of rectification application under Section 161 [Order attached]
GST - Bombay High Court: Matter of RCM on Security Services - Held that Proprietor not treated as Body Corporate, liable to ITC reversal on output services – Challenge to Section 17(2)-(3) and RCM Notification dismissed...
GST – Chattisgarh High court: Since first appeal is time-barred, taxpayer permitted to file an undertaking to appeal before GSTAT, with recovery proceedings stayed subject to pre-deposit [Order attached]
GST - Supreme Court: Renewal or Re-issuance of provisional attachment under Section 83 CGST is impermissible after one year - Allowing successive attachments would enable misuse of power [Order attached]
GST - Andhra Pradesh High Court: Issue of refund of ocean freight tax - Held that since such refunds fall under mistake of law principles, timelines under Section 54 is not applicable [Order attached]
GST - Orissa High Court: Ex-parte refund rejection was set aside since the petitioner SEZ could not reply to SCN due to serious medical illness [Order attached]
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