Telangana High Court permitted petitioner to approach GST Appellate Tribunal against a penalty order, directing a 10% pre-deposit within eight weeks and disallowing adjustment of prior tax payments.
The Delhi High Court set aside a GST notice against C.H. Robinson Worldwide Freight India Pvt. Ltd., citing violation of the mandatory three-month period under Section 73 of the CGST Act.
The High Court allowed anticipatory bail to a petitioner in a scrap-related case, directing surrender within three weeks and compliance with BNSS conditions.
The High Court held that a second show cause notice issued under the CENVAT Rules was without jurisdiction and barred by limitation, as the dispute had already been settled under the MODVAT regime.
The Delhi High Court held that issuance of a Show Cause Notice before expiry of reply time violated natural justice and set it aside while upholding the audit report’s validity.
Reaffirming its earlier decision, the Orissa High Court ruled that iron ore Fe content should be assessed on WMT basis and found no substantial question of law in the Customs Department’s appeal.
Punjab & Haryana High Court held that interest on income tax demand arises only after expiry of 30 days from a valid notice under Section 156, not from an earlier notice that ceased to exist.
High Court permits taxpayer to apply for revocation of cancelled GST registration within two weeks, directing authority to decide per law.
The Delhi High Court directed Customs to enforce the 31 January 2025 Order-in-Original and release jewellery seized from two Uzbekistan nationals after payment of redemption fine and compliance with conditions.
The Delhi High Court condoned a 273-day delay in filing an appeal before CESTAT, holding that there was no evidence of deliberate inaction or mala fides by the importer.
