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Case Name : Anvita Associates Vs Union of India (thr. Revenue Secretary) & Ors. (Bombay High Court)
Appeal Number : Writ Petition No. 602 of 2024
Date of Judgement/Order : 15/01/2024
Related Assessment Year : 2017-18
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Anvita Associates Vs Union of India (thr. Revenue Secretary) & Ors. (Bombay High Court)

Introduction: The Bombay High Court recently addressed issues related to GST returns in the case of Anvita Associates vs. Union of India. The petitioner sought relief concerning inadvertent errors in GSTR-1 filings, specifically regarding supply to Mahindra Logistics. The court’s decision allowed rectification of the error and addressed the dispute over Rs. 27,05,105 with Mahindra Logistics.

Detailed Analysis: The petitioner contended that the shortfall in payment by Mahindra Logistics was due to the inadvertent omission of 14 sales invoices in GSTR-01 filings. Despite clarifications, Mahindra Logistics refused payment, leading to the legal petition. The court considered the precedent set in the Star Engineers case, emphasizing the need for recognizing inadvertent errors and permitting rectification when there is no loss of revenue to the government.

The court advised the petitioner to file a rectification application for GSTR-01, either online or manually, within four weeks. This approach, aligned with the Star Engineers decision, provides a legal avenue for the petitioner to rectify the filing errors and subsequently address the payment dispute with Mahindra Logistics.

Conclusion: The Bombay High Court’s decision in the Anvita Associates case sets a precedent for rectifying inadvertent errors in GST filings. Assessees facing similar challenges can seek rectification within the legal framework. This judgment emphasizes the importance of recognizing genuine errors and resolving disputes between parties, ensuring a fair and just application of GST regulations.

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