Kerala High Court directs fresh assessment proceedings in GST case against deceased mother, allowing appellant’s plea against continuation of assessment post-death.
Orissa High Court’s judgment allows correction of GST filing errors, permitting deduction from CGST and SGST, adding to IGST. Sidhi Durga Agro & Automobiles Vs GST Council.
Orissa High Court’s interim stay in OSL Securities Ltd. v. Union of India challenges the constitutional validity of Section 16(2)(c) of the CGST Act, preventing coercive action during pendency.
Delhi High Court held that charges relating to clandestine removal and undervaluation of goods cannot be sustained merely on the basis of assumptions and presumptions. Accordingly, addition rightly deleted.
Saurabh Jindal & Yashik Jindal Vs Union Of India (Rajasthan High Court) In a significant legal development, the Rajasthan High Court has granted bail to Saurabh Jindal and Yashik Jindal in connection with a case involving an alleged GST fraud amounting to Rs. 11.30 crores. The bail applications were filed under Section 439 of the […]
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Explore the detailed analysis of the bail granted to Mohammed Ali Akram Khan vs Union of India by Rajasthan High Court. Learn about the legal intricacies and the condition of bail with a deposit.
Kerala High Court affirms that personal hearing is mandatory before issuing orders under Section 148A(d) of the Income Tax Act.
Calcutta High Court held that power to issue supplementary show cause notice, prior to insertion of second proviso to section 124 of the Customs Act, 1962, was implicit and inbuilt in section 124 of the Act. Thus, supplementary notice issued prior to 29.03.2018 i.e. insertion of second proviso is duly valid in law.
