Bonafide intent must be proved for property purchased from GST defaulters
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Bonafide intent must be proved for property purchased from GST defaulters

Case Law Details

Case Name
S. Geetha Vs State Tax Officer (Madras High Court)
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S. Geetha Vs State Tax Officer (Madras High Court) The Hon’ble Madras High Court in the case S. Geetha v. State Tax Officer, Madurai Rural (West) [W.P. (MD) NO. 16916/ 2024 dated July 25, 2024] held that a Bonafide purchaser of property bought without knowledge of tax arrears can challenge an order under section 81. However, the bonafide nature must be proved. Facts: Ms. S. Geeta (“the Petitioner”) purchased two parcels of lands through two different sale deeds, both dated August 3, 2022, for consideration of Rs.2,41,600/- and Rs. 1,55,000/- each, measuring a total extent of 1.25 acres. ...
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Bimal Jain
Name: Bimal Jain
Qualification: LL.B / Advocate
Company: A2Z Taxcorp LLP
Location: New Delhi
Articles Published: 2,862

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