Madhya Pradesh High Court ruling in Raymond Ltd. vs Union of India, affirming a 30-day timeframe for responding to GST Show Cause Notices, setting a precedent for reasonable opportunities.
Madhya Pradesh High Court rules on GST Act violation. Adverse decisions demand a hearing, even if not requested. Analysis of Technosys Security System Private Limited case.
Madhya Pradesh High Court held that time gap of 8 days between show cause notice and impugned order reveals that reasonable opportunity of reply to show cause notice not granted. Accordingly, the show cause notice and order thereof set aside.
Explore the case of Amba Shakti Udyog Ltd. vs. State of Madhya Pradesh. Delve into the importance of timely appeals under Section 107 of the GST Act and the role of delay condonation.
Madhya Pradesh High Court the time period of 30 days stipulated in Section 128 is relaxable. Accordingly, review u/s 128 of the Sabka Vishwas (Legacy Dispute Resolution) Scheme, 2019 (SVLDRS Scheme, 2019) allowable if reasons are assigned by the Revenue which do not fall foul of reasonableness clause under Article 14 of Constitution.
Madhya Pradesh HC imposes cost on revenue for a frivolous case regarding income chargeable to tax vs gross receipts. Detailed analysis of the case.
Analysis of Hitesh Nagwani vs Commissioner of Customs case from Madhya Pradesh High Court. Details of customs order and imposed Rs. 25,000 cost. Legal insights.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court denies anticipatory bail to Mohit Jain, the proprietor implicated in a large-scale GST fraud scandal involving the formation of 25 bogus firms. The court notes the severity of the economic offense and its grave implications on the national economy.
In a significant judgement by the Madhya Pradesh High Court, the rights of taxpayers to claim input tax credit under the GST system were reinforced. In the case of Agrawal And Brothers vs Union Of India, the court ruled that the taxpayer should not suffer due to a supplier’s error in GST reporting.
In Kia Motors India Pvt. Ltd. vs State of Madhya Pradesh, the Madhya Pradesh High Court dismissed the writ, affirming GST on inter-state transport of demo vehicles between distinct persons, emphasizing compliance with CGST Act and Rules.
