Delhi High Court ruled writ petition by Krishna Traders against GST demand unsustainable, citing appealable order and pending Supreme Court challenge on notification validity.
Delhi High Court sets aside Section 148 income tax notice for Bhagwan Sahai Sharma, ruling it invalid due to lack of proper prior approval from the specified authority under Section 151(ii) of the IT Act.
Delhi High Court sets aside ITC demand for mismatch, citing lack of hearing. The validity of related GST notifications is awaiting a Supreme Court decision.
Delhi High Court remands M/S Krishna Enterprises’ case, ruling demand order invalid due to lack of proper hearing. Validity of tax notifications pending Supreme Court review.
Delhi HC rules writ petitions challenging tax orders are not maintainable if a personal hearing was granted but not availed. Appeal is the proper remedy, with limitation period relaxed.
Delhi High Court held that concluded and closed assessments cannot be reopened merely on suspicion. Accordingly, reopening of assessment is liable to be quashed since there is no tangible material that has a live nexus to reason to believe that the income has escaped assessment.
Delhi HC addresses Power2SME’s plea against GST order and contested notification, linking its decision to ongoing Supreme Court proceedings.
Delhi High Court dismisses writ challenging a second GST show cause notice concerning a large-scale fraudulent ITC network, advising appeal as the proper remedy.
Delhi High Court directs a personal hearing on Delhi MSW Solutions Limited’s pending rectification application for an ITC demand, upholding natural justice principles.
Delhi High Court sets aside a substantial state tax demand, ruling that parallel GST proceedings are barred when the Central GST Department has already adjudicated the same matter.
