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Section 8 clarifies how GST applies to bundled supplies by distinguishing between composite and mixed supplies. The classification directly impacts tax rates, making correct identification crucial for compliance.
Courts have ruled that Section 125 applies only where no specific penalty exists under GST law. Using it alongside other penalty provisions amounts to double penalisation and is legally unsustainable.
The law clearly prohibits penalties for minor breaches, yet officers continue imposing heavy fines on small taxpayers. Courts have repeatedly intervened, emphasizing proportionality and fairness in penalty imposition.
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The authority held that financial statements adopted before audit are invalid under the Companies Act. It ruled that failure to file proper statements attracts penalty under Section 137.
The case deals with a 235-day delay in transferring unpaid dividend to the mandated account. The authority imposed penalties, emphasizing strict compliance with statutory timelines under the Companies Act.
ROC imposed heavy penalties for not mentioning directors’ DIN in financial statements. The ruling emphasizes strict compliance with Section 158 requirements under the Companies Act.
The authority imposed penalties as the company failed to maintain a functional registered office for receiving notices. It held that non-receipt of statutory communications constitutes a continuing default under the law.
The authority penalized the company for failing to disclose complete allottee details in statutory returns. The ruling reinforces strict compliance requirements for accurate PAS-3 filings.
