14 IMPORTANT GST CASE LAWS 03.03.2025

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14 IMPORTANT GST CASE LAWS 03.03.2025

Section Case Law Title Brief Summary Citation
11 Kerala Khadi & Village Industries Board v. Union of India Exemption from GST cannot be claimed based on pre-GST tax laws. Click Here
14 Firstmove Logistics (P.) Ltd. v. Union of India Revised normative rates can be applied retrospectively.

Retrospective Revision of GST Reimbursement Rates Requires Reconsideration.

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16 MMIL v. Commercial Tax Officer ITC claims can be reconsidered in light of the Finance Act, 2024. Click Here
29 Chhabi Rani Kundu v. Union of India Registration can be restored upon payment of outstanding dues. Click Here
30 Moni Kanta Das v. Union of India Registration cancellation can be revoked due to COVID-19 related difficulties. Click Here
30 Saroj Kumar Maharana v. Superintendent, CGST and Central Excise Delay in filing a revocation application can be condoned. Click Here
30 Narayan Singh Patni Contractor v. Commissioner, Central Goods and Services Tax Commissionerate Registration can be revoked upon payment of outstanding dues. Click Here
30 Ms Devendra Singh Adhikari GSTIN v. Commissioner State Goods and Services Tax Commissionerate Registration cancellation can be revoked upon filing pending returns and payment of dues. Click Here
73 Future Consumer Ltd. v. State of Madhya Pradesh Right to a personal hearing can be waived by non-appearance.

Denial of Personal Hearing can not be Claimed if  No reply filed for Show Cause Notice.

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73 D.S.Engineering v. Deputy State Tax Officer Assessment orders can be set aside if the assessee is given a fresh opportunity to explain.

Mismatch Between GSTR-3B and GSTR-2A Requires Opportunity for Explanation.

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73 SPCX (P.) Ltd. v. State of Maharashtra Arguments about jurisdiction and judicial precedents can be raised in an appeal.  

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74 Maya Pradeep Kumar v. Audit Officer A show-cause notice under Section 74 should consider all relevant submissions.

All Contentions to be Addressed by Adjudicating Authority in Fraud/Suppression Cases u/s 74.

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112 Chinmay Khuntia v. Additional Commissioner of State Tax (Appeal) An appeal can be stayed pending the constitution of the GST Tribunal. Click Here
169 P.N.Traders v. Deputy State Tax Officer Assessment orders without proper service are invalid.

Assessment Order Set Aside as Served only on GST portal without Personal delivery

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