Court highlighted that the mere existence of an alternative statutory remedy does not ipso facto render a writ petition non-maintainable. It underscored exceptions where writ jurisdiction could be invoked despite the availability of alternative remedies, notably when there is a violation of fundamental rights, principles of natural justice, jurisdictional errors, or when challenging the vires of an Act.
Delhi High Court orders reissuance of a valid Show Cause Notice for GST evasion lacking invoice details, setting aside prior CGST registration cancellation.
Dive into the Patna High Court judgment on Vaishno Traders challenge against BGST and CGST assessment orders. Explore cancellation issues, legal violations, and the impact on the petitioner’s business.
Delhi HC upholds PMLA proceedings against co-accused despite dropping charges against some, emphasizing distinct nature of offenses under PMLA and IPC.
Delhi High Court’s decision to set aside an order overlooking the opportunity for response to an illegal ITC claim show cause notice in the case of Federal Bank Ltd Vs Asst Commissioner DGST.
Kerala High Court dismisses writ seeking quashing of GST order, as action against the erring supplier is initiated. Read on for detailed insights.
Delhi High Court rules GST registration cancellation should be from business discontinuation date, not retrospectively, unless deemed fit by the officer.
Explore the Allahabad High Court ruling in Global Panel Industries case, stating no penalty under UPGST Act when E-way bill expires without tax evasion intent.
Bombay High Court rules that interest paid on loans taken to invest in shares of a subsidiary in normal business activities is allowable expenditure under the Income Tax Act.
Kerala High Court rules that there’s no bar for Assessing Authority to issue more than one notice under the Income Tax Act. Detailed judgment analysis here.
