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Writ petition dismissed as availability of statutory appeal under Section 107 of the CGST Act barred direct recourse to High Court

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GST assessment order remanded as Orissa High Court invoked extraordinary jurisdiction to prevent taxpayer from being rendered remediless due to delay in appeal filed...

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GST demand stayed as Calcutta High Court noted absence of Appellate Tribunal and directed continuation of stay upon partial payment

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Transitional credit denial quashed as State Tax Authority wrongly treated Central verification report as binding instead of exercising independent adjudication

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GST assessment challenged for non-service of notice—High Court directed assessee to avail appellate remedy under Section 107 instead of exercising writ jurisdiction.

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Appeal dismissed as writ petition not maintainable when statutory appellate remedy under GST was available

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Delhi High Court directs taxpayer to pursue statutory appeal against ITC demand; writ jurisdiction declined as fraudulent ITC cases require factual scrutiny and appellate...

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Writ petition withdrawn as petitioner given liberty to approach GST appellate mechanism under newly notified remedy and Patna High Court precedent

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Writ petition challenging GST demand dismissed as show cause notice sufficiently alleged fraud and suppression, leaving remedy of appeal under Section 107 open

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Show Cause Notice Challenge Rejected by Calcutta High Court

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