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High Court directs fresh consideration of retrospective GST cancellation proceedings after voluntary cancellation already granted.

GST Retrospective Cancellation Notice Reconsideration Ordered by High Court

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ED arrested Punjab Minister Sanjeev Arora over alleged fake GST and money laundering activities.

ED Arrest's Punjab Industries Minister Sanjeev Arora in Fake GST Billing Matter

The Tribunal found no profiteering as the builder had already passed on GST benefits to buyers, and the case was closed.

No GST Profiteering Found as Builder Already Passed Tax Benefits to Homebuyer

No GST Profiteering Found as Builder Already Passed Tax Benefits to Homebuyers

High Court quashes cheque bounce proceedings against wife lacking any role in transaction.

Non-Signatory Wife Not Liable Under Section 138 NI Act

Cheque Bounce Case: Non-Signatory Wife Not Liable Under Section 138 NI Act

The Punjab and Haryana High Court, led by Justice Deepak Sibal and Justice Lapita Banerji, set aside the retrospective GST cancellation of MD Industries, stressing that “a show cause notice must contain the basic grounds or premises on which action is sought to be taken”.

Punjab and Haryana High Court Quashes Retrospective GST Cancellation Against MD Industries.

Punjab and Haryana High Court Quashes Retrospective GST Cancellation

The J&amp;K High Court refused to allow Manzoor Ahmad Bhat’s late GST appeal, saying the delay of 317 days was not justified. The judges held that his reasons were not strong enough and dismissed the case on 05.05.2026.

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GST Retrospective Cancellation Notice Reconsideration Ordered by High Court

ED Arrest's Punjab Industries Minister Sanjeev Arora in Fake GST Billing Matter

No GST Profiteering Found as Builder Already Passed Tax Benefits to Homebuyers

Cheque Bounce Case: Non-Signatory Wife Not Liable Under Section 138 NI Act

Punjab and Haryana High Court Quashes Retrospective GST Cancellation

Father's Illness no exceptional circumstance to condone 317 Days delay in filing GST Appeal: High Court