Erroneous orders of GST officers - hese acts/omissions of ...

High Court Fines GST Officer Rs. 10,000 for Issuing Erroneous Orders, Highlighting Burden on Courts and Public Hardship.

October 6, 2022

Case Laws GST HC

Erroneous orders of GST officers - hese acts/omissions of Respondents’ officers is adding to the already overburdened dockets of the Court. Valuable judicial time is wasted because such unacceptable orders are being passed by Respondents’ officers. The officers do not seem to understand or appreciate the hardship that is caused to the general public. - Cost of Rs. 10000/- imposed on GST officer. - HC

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Erroneous orders of GST officers - hese acts/omissions of ...

High Court Fines GST Officer Rs. 10,000 for Issuing Erroneous Orders, Highlighting Burden on Courts and Public Hardship.

October 6, 2022

Case Laws GST HC

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