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of <h1>Petitioner Allowed to Challenge Summons from Intelligence Agencies Simultaneously</h1> <h3>Vikas Jain Prop. Jaina Trading Company Versus DGGI, Zonal Unit, Meerut & Anr.</h3> Vikas Jain Prop. Jaina Trading Company Versus DGGI, Zonal Unit, Meerut & Anr. - TMI Issues:Challenge to summons issued by multiple intelligence agencies for alleged violations of GST Act.Analysis:The petitioner challenged the summons issued by respondent No. 1-DGGI, Meerut Unit, while already participating in investigations by the Delhi State Goods and Services Tax Unit. The petitioner argued that receiving summons from multiple intelligence agencies simultaneously raised the issue of legality and practicality. The petitioner contended that the summons lacked specificity regarding the purpose and year of assessment, citing a previous court decision that favored a cautious approach by intelligence units. The respondent argued that the court lacked territorial jurisdiction to entertain the petition challenging the summons issued by DGGI, Zonal Unit, Meerut. However, the court found this argument untenable, asserting the petitioner's right to challenge the legality of the summons. The court noted that the petitioner's operations were in Delhi and that the challenge to the summons was valid. The court directed the respondent to file a reply affidavit within two weeks and allowed the petitioner to continue participating in the proceedings without facing coercive action until the next hearing date.This judgment primarily addresses the issue of whether a petitioner can be subjected to summons from multiple intelligence agencies simultaneously for alleged violations of the provisions of the GST Act. The court considered the specificity of the summons, the legality of challenging multiple summons, and the territorial jurisdiction of the court. The court upheld the petitioner's right to challenge the summons and participate in the proceedings, rejecting the argument that the court lacked jurisdiction. The court directed the respondent to file a reply affidavit and scheduled the next hearing date. The judgment ensures the petitioner's right to legal recourse and fair participation in the investigation process, emphasizing the importance of clarity and jurisdiction in such matters.
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