IMPORTANT GST  CASE LAWS 13.10.2025

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IMPORTANT GST  CASE LAWS 13.10.2025

 

Section/RuleCase Law TitleBrief SummaryCitationRelevant Act
Rule 86ADDS Jewels (P.) Ltd. vs. State of MaharashtraAn order blocking the Electronic Credit Ledger was set aside as it was passed before the expiry of the time limit in the Show Cause Notice (SCN) and without considering the timely reply, violating natural justice.Click HereCentral/State Goods and Services Tax Act
16(2)(c)Globe Mobility (P.) Ltd. vs. Union of IndiaA writ petition challenging the denial of Input Tax Credit (ITC) due to the supplier’s non-payment of GST was not entertained as the alternate remedy of appeal to the GST Tribunal (though not yet constituted) exists.Click HereCentral/State Goods and Services Tax Act
AssessmentGayathri Builder vs. Commercial Tax OfficerAn ex-parte assessment order passed due to non-response to SCN was quashed and the matter remanded, subject to the petitioner depositing 25% of the disputed tax amount.Click HereCentral/State Goods and Services Tax Act
Recovery/InvestigationMurshidabad Flour Mill (P.) Ltd. vs. Joint Commissioner, CGSTAn amount paid during investigation under compulsion was directed to be treated as a deposit subject to the final outcome of the writ petition, and the balance demand under the impugned order was stayed.Click HereCentral Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017
Rule 86ARithwik Projects (P.) Ltd. vs. Union of IndiaAn order blocking the credit ledger under Rule 86A was set aside as no reasons were recorded and no post-decisional hearing was provided. Matter remanded for fresh order after hearing.Click HereCentral/State Goods and Services Tax Act
Appeal ProcedureSanjeet Kumar Bhagat vs. Commissioner of State TaxThe rejection of a GST appeal solely for non-filing of a certified copy was set aside as a hyper-technical approach in tax matters, and the matter was remanded for a decision on merits.Click HereCentral/State Goods and Services Tax Act
129(3), Rule 45, Rule 55Usha Wire Netting vs. State of UPDetention and penalty under section 129(3) were upheld as the goods for job work were moved without the required documents (job work challan and e-way bill) at the time of interception.Click HereCentral/State Goods and Services Tax Act

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