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Section 164 Disqualification Does Not Vacate Office in Defaulting Company: Karnataka HC

Writ Against ₹53.94 Crore GST Demand Dismissed Due to Alternate Remedy: Uttarakhand HC

Taxpayer Cannot Be Left Remediless Against Section 73 GST Order: Rajasthan HC

Advanced Stage of Liquidation Bars Transfer to NCLT Under Section 434: Karnataka HC

FIR Quashing Denied Despite Withdrawal of Fraud Classification: Madras HC

Performance Bank Guarantee Invocation Quashed for Unrelated Earlier Contract Claim: Calcutta HC

Section 69A Addition Set Aside as Beyond Scope of Appeal: Allahabad HC

Section 148 Notice Quashed for Lack of Independent Application of Mind: Gujarat HC

Assessment Set Aside Over Mechanical Section 153D Approval: Orissa HC

GST Refund Rejection Set Aside and Matter Remanded for Fresh Decision: Telangana High Court

Appeal Restored to CIT(A) Despite Tax Paid After Filing Section 249(4)(a) Appeal: MP HC

GST SCN & Section 74 Order Quashed for Natural Justice Breach: Bombay HC

Section 148A(b) Notice Giving Less Than 7 Days Is Unsustainable: Karnataka HC

Reassessment Quashed for Ignoring Assessee’s Reply: Karnataka HC
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