IMPORTANT GST CASE LAWS 05.03.2026
| Section | Case Law | Core Ruling & Strategic Summary | Citation |
| S. 16(4) / 16(5) | Rajagopal and Co. | [ITC Limitation] Denial of ITC u/s 16(4) is invalid if the claim is protected by the newly inserted Section 16(5). Bank accounts must be de-freezed and any collected tax refunded. | Click Here |
| S. 29 | Radha Rani Metal | [Retrospective Review] The Department cannot seek a review of an order quashing retrospective cancellation if the original SCN failed to provide specific reasons. | Click Here |
| S. 69 | Premchand Jain | [Anticipatory Bail] Denied for economic offences involving tax evasion while the investigation is ongoing, as it would negatively impact the probe. | Click Here |
| S. 74 vs. 74A | Tvl. RB Communication | [Jurisdictional Error] For FY 2024-25, notices must be issued u/s 74A, not the omitted Section 74. Failure to use the correct section renders the proceeding void. | Click Here |
| S. 107 | C L International (SC) | [Writ vs. Appeal] The Supreme Court confirmed that writ petitions are unsuitable for cases involving “complex factual interlinkages” of fraudulent ITC; the statutory appellate route must be used. | Click Here |
| S. 169 | Tvl. Rajathi Silks | [Alternative Service] If a taxpayer is unresponsive on the portal, the officer must attempt other modes (preferably RPAD) to ensure the notice reaches the assessee. | Click Here |
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