Important GST Case Laws 22.04.2026
| Section | Case Law Title / Authority | Key Legal Verdict | Citation |
| Sec 11 (CGST) | Narasus Saarathy Enterprises | Brand Name Exemption: A farmer’s image on packaging is a “brand,” but exemption is allowed if the taxpayer files an affidavit specifically foregoing actionable rights to that brand. | Click Here |
| Sec 16(4) | Om Sakthi Maligai | ITC Time Limit: The retrospective insertion of Sections 16(5) and 16(6) (Finance Act 2024) cures the time-bar for FY 2018-19, allowing previously disallowed credits. | Click Here |
| Sec 54 (CGST) | Lupin Ltd. v. State of Maha | SEZ Refunds: The requirement that services be for “authorized operations” for SEZ refund eligibility is prospective (effective 01-10-2023) and cannot be applied to earlier periods. | Click Here |
| Sec 171 | DGAP v. Jyothi Theatre | Anti-Profiteering: Cinema owners must pass on GST rate cuts. Increasing the base ticket price to maintain the same “gross price” post-tax cut is illegal profiteering. | Click Here |
| Sec 142 | Purushottam Jairam & Co. | Transitional Sales: In an e-auction, the “sale” is complete when the hammer falls. If this happened pre-GST, tax is governed by old laws, even if payment was extended into the GST era. | Click Here |
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