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Issues: Whether the earlier order contained an error apparent on the face of the record concerning the timing and existence of exemption from IGST in relation to the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax regime.
Analysis: The order records the contention that the exemption from IGST was first granted only by notification dated 13-10-2017 and was not in force when the Goods and Services Tax Act came into effect on 1-7-2017.
Outcome: Notice was issued to the petitioner, returnable on 6-12-2019.
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