Exemption Granted: GST Suspension Lifted, Enabling Continued Supply of Services to BHEL with Conditional Deposit The HC allowed an exemption application and permitted additional document filing. Regarding GST registration suspension, the court modified the order to ...
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Exemption Granted: GST Suspension Lifted, Enabling Continued Supply of Services to BHEL with Conditional Deposit
The HC allowed an exemption application and permitted additional document filing. Regarding GST registration suspension, the court modified the order to enable the petitioner to complete supplies to BHEL, directing BHEL to deposit payable amounts with GST authorities. The decision considered specific case circumstances and potential impact on state projects, with the deposit subject to further court review.
Issues Involved: 1. Application for exemption. 2. Filing of additional documents. 3. Suspension of GST registration and outstanding dues.
Summary: - An application for exemption was allowed, subject to all just exceptions, and the application stands disposed of. - Another application was filed seeking to place additional documents on record, which was allowed as the counter affidavit by the respondents was yet to be filed. - The petitioner was aggrieved by the suspension of their GST registration due to outstanding dues and the incarceration of their Operational Director. The petitioner requested to keep the suspension/cancellation on hold to complete pending supplies to BHEL. The court modified the order to permit supplies to BHEL and directed BHEL to deposit the payable amount with the GST Authorities. The deposit made was subject to further court orders. - The order was passed considering the peculiar facts of the case, the supplies to a PSU like BHEL, and the potential impact on important state projects. A copy of the order was to be given under the signatures of the Court.
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