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Right of personal hearing is fundamental right, which petitioner cannot be deprived off: HP HC

Time for furnishing return u/s. 39 of GST Act for September to be treated as 30th November

Assessment order passed beyond period prescribed u/s. 153 is barred by limitation

Reassessment u/s. 148 based on palpably incorrect information not sustainable: Delhi HC

Injunction relief can be granted by Civil Court only: Madras HC

Reconsider ITC Disallowance for Delayed Claim Under Section 16(5) GST Act: Madras HC

Allahabad HC directs State GST Dept Not to Act on Years Already Assessed by Central GST

GST Appeal cannot be treated as non-maintainable for Shortfall in Fee Payment

Commissioner can Conduct GST Audits Without Restrictions on Frequency or Time

10-Year Limit Applies Prospectively, Not Retroactively to Expired Six-Year Limit: Delhi HC

Apppellate authorities must decide cases on merits, even in ex parte Cases: Patna HC

GST Registration Cancellation Requires Specific Grounds: Allahabad HC

Allahabad HC Quashes Detention & Penalty for Missing State E-way Bill, Central E-way Bill was sufficient

Jharkhand HC Grants Anticipatory Bail in Coal Smuggling Case
Explore the latest high court judgments on TaxGuru with coverage of important judicial decisions, legal principles and case-law developments across taxation, corporate and commercial laws. The page helps professionals, taxpayers and businesses follow significant rulings, understand the reasoning adopted by courts and tribunals, and assess the practical impact on compliance and litigation.
