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Case Name : M/s. Saraf Natural Stone Vs Union Of India (Gujarat High Court)
Appeal Number : Special Civil Application No. 15925 of 2018
Date of Judgement/Order : 12/10/2018
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M/s. Saraf Natural Stone Vs Union Of India (Gujarat High Court)

While admitting a petition seeking interest / compensation for delay in both provisional as well as final refund of GST beyond stipulated period, the Gujarat High Court has issued notices to Centre, CBIC and GSTN.

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3 Comments

  1. JITENDER KUMAR RANKA says:

    There should be a PIL or court should take a suo motu call for changing interest provision in GST. Why should government levy interest of 18%(very high rate) and also penalty per day for late payment of GST when it pays only 6% on delay beyond 60 days in GST refund. Government should pay 18%PA interest for delay in GST refund beyond 20 days (same as delay in GST payment).
    Government, its ministers, officers should come out of mentality of taking public and its business for granted and put them on any kind of misery. There should be parity in both type of provisions. Government can not take its citizen’s businesses for granted.

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