Judgement

The High Court ordered de-freezing of bank accounts and directed speedy disposal of appeals after the tax matter was remanded.

High Court Orders De-Freezing of Bank Accounts After ITAT Remand

This case involves a works contractor challenging an ex parte GST assessment order that was passed without his participation. The High Court set aside the order.

 High Court Grants Second Chance After Ex Parte GST Order

The petitioner challenged GST show cause notices issued without considering their documents, seeking Input Tax Credit (ITC) for transactions claimed to be genuine and well-documented. The High Court directed the competent authority to pass a reasoned order after reviewing the petitioner’s fresh objections and supporting evidence within a specific timeframe.

Authorities Asked To Re-Evaluate GST Input Tax Claim: High Court 

The petitioner approached the High Court via a writ petition under Article 226, but the Court dismissed the plea, ruling that the petitioner must first exhaust the "equally efficacious" statutory appeal remedy available under Section 107.

GST Dispute Must Go Through Appeal Process: High Court

Revision invalid where AO took plausible view and lacked jurisdiction for penalty proceedings.

Revision Under Section 263 Invalid Without Error and Prejudice, Rules HC

The High Court dismissed the petition as the petitioner was not directly affected by the order and hence had no right to challenge it.

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High Court Orders De-Freezing of Bank Accounts After ITAT Remand

High Court Grants Second Chance After Ex Parte GST Order

Authorities Asked To Re-Evaluate GST Input Tax Claim: High Court

GST Dispute Must Go Through Appeal Process: High Court

Revision Under Section 263 Invalid Without Error and Prejudice, Rules HC

High Court Dismisses Petition as Petitioner Was Not aggrieved person