No 10% GST Pre-Deposit Required for Appeals if Show Cause Notice Was Issued Before 1 October 2025:

The Delhi High Court rules that Section 107(6) of CGST Act cannot apply Retrospectively to Pending proceedings
HC Rules Section 107(6) Is Not Retrospective

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No 10% GST Pre-Deposit Required for Appeals if Show Cause Notice Was Issued Before 1 October 2025
The Delhi High Court rules that Section 107(6) of CGST Act cannot apply Retrospectively to Pending proceedings
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