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under GST Relevant judgments issued in 2023
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Lack of communication
mechanism in the software
leading to obstruction in the
refund on exports with
payment of IGST
In case of cancellation of
registration, period of
limitation to file appeal is not
applicable as it affects the
petitioners right to carry business
under Article 19(1) (g).
Directed department to
refund ITC reversed
Validity of Parallel
proceedings issued by State
Tax and Central Tax
Authorities
Scope of Intermediary
services
Orders refund of
unauthorized GST payment
collected during search
proceedings
Constitutional validity of
taxability of intermediary
Scrutiny proceedings of
return and proceedings u/s
74 are two separate and
distinct exigencies
Permitted amendment of
GSTR-1
Provisional attachment
cannot continue endlessly
Non-submission of physically
signed and scanned declarations
along with refund application may
only be an irregularity, but not
an illegality. Hence, refund must
be granted.
Determine taxability of
Games such as rummy on
online platform
Budgetary support is a
concession/incentive
extended by the Government
Allegation of fraud/
suppression needs to be
supported by proper reasons
Attorney-client privilege.
Department cannot issue
notice to Advocate for
obtaining Information
On account of breakdown of
vehicle, the petitioner’s vehicle
could not reach destination and e
way bill was expired. There is a
violation committed by the
appellants but the violation is not
as grave enough to call for
imposition of penalty at the rate of
200% of the tax amount.
Scrutiny proceedings of
return u/s 61 and proceeding
u/s 74 are two separate and
distinct exigencies
Upheld constitutional
validity of time limit imposed
u/s Section 16(4) of CGST Act
Superintendent by a letter
addressed to the bank directed
freezing the petitioner’s bank
account. The court held that order
of attachment cannot be passed by
the officer other than the
Commissioner.
In case of cancellation of
registration, period of
limitation to file an appeal is not
applicable, if petitioner is not
allowed to revive the registration,
the GST will not be paid. The
ultimate goal under the GST
regime will stand defeated.
Constitutional validity of
Section 16(4) was upheld
Summons cannot be
continued to be used for the
purpose of enforcing the
presence for all times
Independent examination of
evidence by the department is
required when credit is
denied due to 2A vs 3B
difference
Allowed rectification of
GSTR- 3B
Upheld constitutional
validity of Section 16(4)
Legality of Notification
Extending time limit for
issuing show cause notice u/s
168A was challenged