GST Dispute Must Go Through Appeal Process: 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.
Taxpayers Must Use Section 107 Appeal Before Approaching High Court
Khushi Jain
May 3, 2026
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GST Dispute Must Go Through Appeal Process: 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.
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