Nestle India gets interim relief from Rajasthan High Court as it challenges GST show cause notice. Detailed analysis, arguments, and court order explained.
While issuing a cryptic show cause notice, the authorities had violated the principles of natural justice. As from the impugned order as well as the show cause notice, the reasons for cancellation of GST registration were not decipherable therefrom, therefore, the show cause notice and the impugned order were quashed and set aside.
Since assessee was not having any evidence even to prove the said fact that he had made the payment towards installment of loan for the muddamal vehicle, the Magistrate had to verify the aspect of ownership of the muddamal vehicle after conducting inquiry and should handover the custody of the muddamal vehicle at the end of the trial if assessee was able to prove his better title and possession over respondent without being influenced by any of the observations made by Revisional Court in Criminal Revision Application.
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High court took note of an advisory issued by the respondents wrongly stating the cancellation of registration. In response, the respondents are restrained from issuing such advisories that could mislead stakeholders.
Gujarat High Court held that official of accused firm viz. IOCL, HPCL, BPCL and IBP are rightly discharged in the matter of selling HSD at concessional rates to private industries in absence of sufficient grounds for proceedings against them.
Gujarat High Court judgment in Lakkad Brothers And Co. vs State of Gujarat, quashing GST registration cancellation due to absence of reasons in show-cause notice and order.
Gujarat High Court judgment on Sing Traders vs. State of Gujarat, overturning vague show-cause notice and non-speaking order for GST registration cancellation.
