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GST – Bombay High Court: EOUs aren’t automatically denied IGST refunds under Rule 96(10); refund can’t be withheld without evidence of double benefit [Order attached]

GST – Gujarat High Court: Export remittance received under an RBI-approved net-off mechanism is admissible – High Court directs to grant export benefits [Order attached]

GST – Andhra Pradesh High: GST – Andhra Pradesh High: Detention of goods in transit – The Department cannot introduce additional reasons after the impugned order has already been issued [Order attached]

GST – Delhi High Court: Uploading GST orders on less visible sections of "Additional Notices" without proper notice denies taxpayers a fair hearing and violates natural justice [Order attached]

GST – Madras High Court: ITC claims for FYs 2017–18 to 2020–21 are valid if GSTR-3B was filed by 30.11.2021, owing to the retrospective amendment via Section 16(5) – Petition allowed [Order attached]

GST – Kerala High Court: Confiscation without proper notice to the registered owner is void, as WhatsApp service is not legally valid [Order attached]

GST – Kerala High Court: Taxpayer's appeal rights cannot be denied due to GST portal issues; if timely filing is hindered by technical glitches despite due diligence, appeals must be heard on merits – Writ petition dispo...

GST – Gujarat High Court: GST orders uploaded via officer login are deemed digitally signed; lack of visible signature on the PDF does not affect their validity [Order attached]

GST – Gauhati High Court: Form DRC-01 cannot substitute a proper SCN under Section 73(1); Orders without due notice and hearing violate natural justice and are legally invalid [Order attached]

GST – Calcutta High Court: Although the officer fulfilled his duty, the right to refile refund application accrues only when the deficiencies are electronically communicated - Petitioner cannot be suffer without being ma...

GST – Calcutta High Court: ITC denied due to filing of GSTR-3B beyond the statutory timeline; Supreme Court's Order on extension of limitation not applicable - Petition dismissed [Order attached]

GST – Himachal Pradesh High Court: ITC reversed “under protest” does not imply admission of tax liability by the assessee [Order attached]

GST – Patna High Court: Subject to pre-deposit of 10%, petitioner is granted statutory benefit of stay on recovery proceedings, in absence of GSTAT [Order attached]

GST – Calcutta High Court: Central Authority not permitted to proceed simultaneously with regard to the period for which the State has been proceeding [Order attached]

GST – Jharkhand High Court: ITC denial due to supplier's default - Held that authorities cannot evade action citing supplier's registration was Central; They are duty-bound to act under Section 76(2) – Petition allowed [...

GST – Kerala High Court: Rectification application via email is valid if submitted within the statutory time, even though delayed filed through GST portal– Writ petition disposed of [Order attached]

GST – Sikkim High Court: While Section 54(3) limits refund of unutilized ITC, it does not expressly bar refund on account of unit closure - Tax retention without legal authority is impermissible [Order attached]

GST – Himachal Pradesh High Court: Parallel GST investigations by both Center and State not permissible; Central authority to proceed, State may only assist not initiate [Order attached]

GST – Clarification issued regarding review, revision, and appeals against O-I-Os passed by the Common Adjudicating Authority (CAA) for show cause notices issued by DGGI [Circular attached]

GST – Madras High Court: Service of notice through portal alone may be insufficient if not effectively received, alternate statutory modes preferably by way of RPAD should be used [Order attached]

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