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Impugned order quashed and matter remanded for fresh ...


Flawed tax liability order revoked; remanded for fresh review considering reply & reasoning.

December 26, 2024

Case Laws     GST     HC

Impugned order quashed and matter remanded for fresh consideration. HC found non-application of mind, non-consideration of Petitioner's reply to show cause notice, and lack of reasoning in passing order u/s 168-A of CGST Act read with DGST Act for failure to declare correct tax liability in GSTR-09. Relying on coordinate bench judgments in Indian Highways and Chetak Logistic, HC held impugned order untenable for being passed in cavalier manner without deciding on merits, thereby violating principles of natural justice.

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