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GST Demand Order cannot be passed without issuing Show Cause Notice
GST Demand Order cannot be passed without issuing Show Cause Notice
Yash Building Material Vs State of U.P. And 2 Others
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Appeal allowed where pre-deposit made through Form GST DRC-03 due to technical glitch
Appeal allowed where pre-deposit made through Form GST DRC-03 due to technical glitch
Manjunatha Oil Mill Vs Assistant Commissioner (ST) (FAC)
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GST Section 74 Proceedings Not Sustainable If Tax & Interest Settled Before Issuance Show Cause Notice (SCN)
GST Section 74 Proceedings Not Sustainable If Tax & Interest Settled Before Issuance Show Cause Notice (SCN)
In a landmark decision,
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Two parallel proceedings in respect of the same period are not permissible under GST Law
Two parallel proceedings in respect of the same period are not permissible under GST Law
The Hon’ble Guwahati High Court in
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Cash is not goods and GST Officer cannot seize it. Delhi High Court directed authorities to return seized cash along with interest.
Cash is not goods and GST Officer cannot seize it. Delhi High Court directed authorities to return seized cash along
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