Case Law Details
Prestress Steel LLP Vs Commissioner (Uttarakhand High Court)
Uttarakhand High Court held that invocation of proceedings u/s. 129 of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 for minor infraction i.e. for not carrying any delivery challan unjustified as there is no intention to evade tax.
Facts- The petitioner is into the business of manufacturing of PC wires- Strand ACSR Core Wire and Galvanized steel wire. He purchases the raw material from Steel Authority of India Limited, Kolkata (“SAIL”).
The petitioner placed an order with SAIL, the goods were transported from West Bengal to Kanpur through railway in the wagon against invoices and other documents required under the Act. The wagon was unloaded and taken into custody by the petitioner for further transportation of good to Bazpur. For that purpose two vehicles were deployed. Accordingly, e- way bill was also generated and goods were moved towards its destination on 04.06.2023.
When the vehicles were intercepted by the respondent no.3, it was found that the vehicles were not carrying the delivery challans as required under Rule 55 (5) (b) of the Central/State Goods and Services Rules, 2017.
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