Gauhati High Court directs GST authorities to review the cancellation of Munni Char’s registration, allowing restoration upon compliance with pending returns and dues.
The Gauhati High Court has quashed a GST order against Ganapati Enterprise, ruling that a proper show cause notice under Section 73(1) and an opportunity for hearing were not provided. The decision relies on a prior coordinate bench ruling.
Gauhati High Court sets aside GST demand in Phanidhar Borsaikia case, citing lack of proper show cause notice under CGST Act Section 73, relying on Construction Catalysers precedent.
Gauhati High Court sets aside GST demand against Merle Construction, ruling summary SCN insufficient; stresses proper notice and hearing as per Section 73.
Gauhati High Court rules cancelled GST registration can be restored if all pending returns are filed and dues, interest, and late fees are paid.
Gauhati High Court affirms summary notice in Form DRC-01 is not a valid substitute for a formal show cause notice under Section 73(1) of the GST Act, citing a prior judicial precedent.
The Gauhati High Court has ruled that a retired High Court Judge and Upa-Lokayukta cannot be penalised by the Income Tax Department for TDS not reflecting in Form 26AS if employers confirm deposit. Demand notices totalling ₹8.4 lakhs set aside.
Gauhati High Court directed reimbursement of Value Added Tax paid on Raw Petroleum Coke purchased within the State of Assam in accordance with the provisions of Section 15[b] of the Central Sales Tax Act.
Gauhati High Court held that non-communication of ‘reasons to believe’ to the arrestee in the matter of fraudulent availment of ITC under GST vitiates the process and undermines the safeguards guaranteed under law, rendering the arrest procedurally infirm. Accordingly, interim bail granted.
Gauhati High Court held that the benefit conferred under Section 6(2) of the Central Sales Tax Act, 1956 [CST Act] cannot be denied merely because the ‘C’ forms were not furnished. Accordingly, writ petition stands allowed.
