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Corporate Debtor dissolution u/s 54 of IBC could be sought after complete Liquidation

Rule 96(10) of CGST Rules is ultra vires of section 16 of IGST Act: Kerala HC

Exemption u/s. 54F available to joint residential house when two houses constitutes single unit

Penalty u/s. 271D set aside as claim made in an open and bonafide manner: ITAT Bangalore

Signing of Form No. 35A by authorized representative is an irregularity curable u/s. 292B

Denial of Section 54F Deduction Due to Late Registration Date Is Unjustified

Allotment letter given by developer construed as agreement of purchase: ITAT Kolkata

Provisional release of goods if assessee demonstrated inclusion of transaction in GSTR-1 Return

GST registration restored as required payment done for complying with rule 86B: Delhi HC

Filing of belated return u/s. 139(4) satisfies 1st proviso to section 201(1): ITAT Raipur

Reassessment u/s. 148 based on mere change of opinion impermissible: Gujarat HC

Import of old and used worn clothing articles without valid specific license unjustified: CESTAT Kolkata

CIT(A) sent Notices to wrong Email ID: ITAT Remits Appeal for Reassessment

Time limit for GST refund to be determined from date of original application and not follow-up application
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