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of <h1>Challenge to GST on Confectionery Dismissed</h1> <h3>Naresh Gyanwani s/o Shri Jiyaram Gyanwani Versus The Union of India & three others</h3> The High Court of Madhya Pradesh dismissed a writ petition challenging the imposition of GST on confectionery items, stating it lacked merit. The court ... Appropriate forum - Rate of GST - confectionery items - case of petitioner is that it does not come within the purview of taxes at the rate of 18% to 28%, as imposed by the respondents - Held that:- Under the Central Goods and Services Act, 2017, specific provision is there to raise objection before the Council or Commissioner, GST, and this Court is not an Expert Body to examine this question - petition has no merit and is accordingly dismissed in limine. The High Court of Madhya Pradesh dismissed a writ petition challenging the imposition of GST on confectionery items. The court stated that it is not an expert body to examine the issue, and the petitioner can raise objections before the GST Council or Commissioner. The petition was dismissed for lacking merit.
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