High Court Holds Interest Cannot Be Charged on Amount Already Deposited in Electronic Cash Ledger Before Due Date:

The Gujarat High Court has held that GST authorities cannot reject a refund claim for excess interest by disregarding an earlier binding judgment of the High Court.
High Court Directs GST Refund of Excess Interest

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High Court Holds Interest Cannot Be Charged on Amount Already Deposited in Electronic Cash Ledger Before Due Date
The Gujarat High Court has held that GST authorities cannot reject a refund claim for excess interest by disregarding an earlier binding judgment of the High Court.
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