Madras High Court held that even though the time limit is not prescribed for filing petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, the same should be filed within a reasonable time.
Madras High Court held that personal hearing through video conferencing or other mode was not provided inspite of specific request. Hence, order passed without satisfying mandatory requirement of section 144B of the Income Tax Act is unsustainable in law.
Madras High Court held that petitioner providing services to National Highways Department of India (NHAI) is not liable to pay GST till either invoice is raised or amount/ payment is received in Annuities.
Madras High Court remands assessment order against AMZ International for reconsideration due to breach of natural justice and lack of personal hearing.
Madras HC quashes impugned CGST order due to service issues and grants petitioner a fresh hearing opportunity to address grievances.
The Madras High Court set aside the GST demand order on DBL Villuppuram Highways Ltd and remitted the case for reconsideration, distinguishing HAM from EPC contracts.
Madras High Court held that tax confirmed on premise of non-furnishing of required documents, however, none of the documents were called for in the show cause notice. Accordingly, order set aside and matter remanded.
Madras High Court remands VAT orders against Hotel Sun World for reassessment due to failure to provide material evidence. Fresh orders to be issued.
Read the detailed judgment where Madras High Court quashes Section 73 orders against Guru Cycle Mart due to Form GST DRC-01 issued without a show cause notice. Understand the implications and legal analysis.
Madras High Court remands GST demand order for Santhinarayanan Santhoshkumar, imposing a Rs. 1.5 lakh pre-deposit condition and allowing an appeal.
