The Andhra Pradesh High Court allowed the petition of R K I Builders Private Limited, setting aside the retrospective cancellation of its GST registration from 01.07.2017.
The Orissa High Court dismissed the writ petition of Shreenika Logistics and Trading Company, directing the company to pursue an alternative remedy to challenge a GST demand for wrongful Input Tax Credit (ITC).
The Uttarakhand High Court, following prior judicial precedents, allowed a petitioner whose GST registration was cancelled for failing to file returns to apply for revocation.
The Madras High Court addressed the detention of imported goods by Genuine Spices, which Customs alleged were misdeclared.
Madras High Court allowed a Customs Broker, penalized for an importer’s misdeclaration, to file an appeal without the mandatory 7.5% pre-deposit, citing the need for joint appellate hearing.
Delhi High Court stayed a CESTAT order to examine if the FA 2023 amendment to Customs Tariff Act, S.9C, limits the Tribunal’s jurisdiction over Anti-Dumping Duty notifications.
Delhi High Court ruled that a single Rolex watch worn by a passenger is not a commercial quantity, cautioning Customs authorities against such classification errors in seizure cases.
A landmark court decision reaffirms an employee’s right to take unpaid leave for a bone-related ailment after exhausting their paid sick leave, challenging a company’s restrictive policy.
The Calcutta High Court ruled that a tax order cannot be revised under Section 263 if the Assessing Officer has already conducted an inquiry into the matter, even if it is considered insufficient by tax authorities.
The Allahabad High Court has ruled that an ex-parte tax order against Swiftline Transport Solutions is void because the taxpayer was not given a proper opportunity for a personal hearing.
