Challenge to assessment order levying 100% penalty was dismissed ...

High Court dismissed challenge to 100% penalty order u/s 74 GST law. Limited scope under Art 226. No relief. Raise grievances via appellate remedy.

Case Laws GST

July 22, 2024

Challenge to assessment order levying 100% penalty was dismissed by High Court. Court held that impugned orders u/s 74 of GST enactments do not warrant interference under Article 226 due to limited scope. No extenuating reasons to extend relief to petitioner. Petitioner can raise grievances before Appellate Authority under GST enactments hierarchy.

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Challenge to assessment order levying 100% penalty was dismissed ...

High Court dismissed challenge to 100% penalty order u/s 74 GST law. Limited scope under Art 226. No relief. Raise grievances via appellate remedy.

Case Laws GST

July 22, 2024

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