Explore the dismissal of a writ petition seeking GSTR 3B revision post-deadline by Kerala High Court. Insights into statutory provisions and court’s decision provided.
Kerala High Court directs the Excise Commissioner to consider a representation against the proposed liquor outlet near a forest area alongside the application of Kerala State Beverages Corporation.
Kerala High Court rules that a secured creditor cannot proceed under SARFAESI Act if a civil suit for recovery has been dismissed on merits. Learn more about the case.
Kerala High Court intervenes in coercive recovery proceedings against petitioners for financial advance default, granting time for repayment. Read the full judgment here.
Section 107(11) provides wide-ranging powers to the appellate authority to modify orders passed under Section 130(2) by the adjudicating authority. It emphasized that as long as the appellate authority’s decision is based on relevant considerations and is not manifestly unjust or unreasonable, the court has limited scope to interfere with its discretion.
Kerala High Court mandates uniform bail conditions for accused in a money laundering case. No prior sanction needed for travel abroad. Full text judgment included.
Analysis of N.R. Patel & Co. Vs Assistant Commissioner case by Kerala High Court. Court rules on assessment/refund order merit under KGST Act. Full judgment.
Kerala High Court quashes re-assessment order under Income Tax Act, citing denial of virtual hearing due to formality. Read the detailed judgment.
Read the Kerala High Court’s judgment directing re-export of gold seized from a bedridden petitioner. Learn about the legal implications and requirements for execution.
The court, after thorough consideration of submissions, documents, and evidence, upheld its original judgment, emphasizing the limited scope of review jurisdiction. It highlighted that review does not entail a rehearing or appeal but requires an error apparent on the face of the record, which was absent in this case. Therefore, the review petition was dismissed.
