IMPORTANT GST CASE LAWS 05.10.2025

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IMPORTANT GST CASE LAWS 05.10.2025

SectionCase Law TitleBrief SummaryCitationRelevant Act
Instruction No. 06/2025-GSTCBIC Introduces Risk-Based Mechanism to Provide 90% Provisional GST RefundsCBIC introduced a risk-based system for provisional sanction of 90% GST refund claims for low-risk applications, applying to zero-rated supplies and, as an interim measure, to inverted duty structure (IDS) cases filed on or after 01-10-2025.[Instruction Editorial Note]Goods and Services Tax Laws
Section 29Gaurav v. Superintendent, CGSTRetrospective cancellation of GST registration set aside and remanded for fresh decision, as the order failed to consider the petitioner’s explanation or specify reasons for the retrospective effect.Click HereCentral Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017
Section 67Genesis Enterprises v. Principal Commissioner CGST Delhi EastSearch and seizure proceedings were upheld as not violative of law because the reason to believe was recorded in the original file; however, CCTV footage was to be accessed in the presence of the family member and representative, and hard drives were to be returned after copying necessary data.Click HereCentral Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017
Section 67Puneet Batra v. Union of IndiaComputer seized from a lawyer’s office could not be opened without the lawyer’s presence and consent to avoid breach of confidentiality and attorney-client privilege. Inspection was to be carried out under specific controlled conditions.Click HereCentral Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017
Section 73Findoc Ventures (P.) Ltd. v. Gst OfficerPetitioner who failed to respond to the SCN was directed to pursue a statutory appeal under section 107. The Appellate Authority was directed to decide the appeal on merits, provided it was filed by the specified date, and not dismiss it as time-barred.Click HereCentral Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017
Section 168AFindoc Ventures (P.) Ltd. v. Gst OfficerChallenge to the validity of GST notifications extending the period of limitation for adjudication was made subject to the outcome of the decision of the Supreme Court, where the matter was pending.Click HereCentral Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017

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