Rajasthan High Court holds that Article 226 cannot be used as a matter of course to condone delay beyond Section 107, declares Molana Construction and decisions following it per incuriam, and dismisses the writ petition.
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Rajasthan High Court holds that Article 226 cannot be used as a matter of course to condone delay beyond Section 107, declares Molana Construction and decisions following it per incuriam, and dismisses the writ petition.
Rajasthan High Court holds that an officer who approved the investigation report for prosecution cannot adjudicate the same matter; Section 122 penalty orders quashed and matter remanded for fresh decision.
Rajasthan High Court holds that an amount deposited through Form GST DRC-03 during a DGGI search was not a voluntary Section 74(5) payment; writ petition partly allowed with refund of Rs. 2,35,23,506 but no interest at this stage.
Rajasthan High Court holds that an assessee who participated in adjudication and received a reasoned Section 74 order must appeal under Section 107; writ petition dismissed.
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