In the Nahar Industrial Enterprises Ltd. vs. Union of India case, Rajasthan High Court ensures GST refund isn’t denied solely due to multiple inputs and outputs.
The Rajasthan High Court addresses the absence of a mechanism for matching supplier credit notes with ITC reversal, seeking a solution from authorities.
Read Rajasthan High Court’s judgment in Bhagwati Jewellers regarding release of seized gold bullion and goods by Enforcement Directorate
Hari Singh Vs State of Rajasthan (Rajasthan High Court) In a landmark judgment, the Rajasthan High Court has emphatically reinforced the code of conduct and moral standards expected from government servants. The case of Hari Singh vs State of Rajasthan, decided on September 20, 2023, is a significant ruling that underscores the importance of uprightness […]
In a significant ruling, the Rajasthan High Court mandates the issuance of ‘C’ forms for high-speed diesel procured for mining purposes via inter-state trade, offering a crucial legal perspective on the CST Act’s provisions.
In a recent case, Hindustan Zinc Ltd Vs C.c.e. Jaipur, the Rajasthan High Court has decided that welding electrodes used for maintenance and repair are inputs and not part of the manufacturing process.
The Rajasthan High Court in J.K. Cement Works Vs Commissioner Central Excise case, decides that Oxygen and Acetylene Gas, used in repairs and maintenance, can be claimed as CENVAT Credit.
Rajasthan High Court in case of M/s B.C. Power Controls Ltd. v. Union of India held that refund application for IGST cannot be indefinitely delayed based on pendency of proceedings. Get full details and analysis here.
Rajasthan High Court upheld order of Electricity Ombudsman, which allowed recovery of transformation losses and pro-rata transformer cost from large industrial consumers. The court reasoned that an order supported by factual findings and necessary documents cannot be considered arbitrary.
Rajasthan High Court held that assessee cannot split up the amount charged for the sale of food and certain services in addition to the food. Hence, VAT is payable on the entire consideration charged for the food.
