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HC Can’t Hear Appeals on Excise Duty Rate or Goods Value Determination: Rajasthan HC

GST authorities must diligently verify documentation before imposing penalties

Absence of a specified hearing date in show cause notice renders it invalid

GST: Tax Evasion Intention Essential for Section 129 Penalty

If tax liability including interest has been paid subsequently SCN cannot be issued

GST Refund Appeal: HC allowed condonation of delay of 7 months

Appeal allowed where pre-deposit made through Form GST DRC-03 due to technical glitch

GST Demand Order cannot be passed without issuing Show Cause Notice

Daughter-In-Law Cannot Seek Maintenance From Parents-In-Law: Karnataka HC

Gujarat HC allows Bail in case of issue of invoices without supply of goods

Transitional credit u/s. 140 admissible on unutilized ITC availed on purchase tax: Madras HC

Entire proceedings without mandatory pre-SCN consultation unsustainable: Jharkhand HC

GST Refund admissible on receiving export proceeds via authorized dealers like Paypal: Madras HC

Both Parents’ Names Required on Educational Certificates: Delhi HC
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