Notice returnable in four weeks in petitions challenging GST assessment orders under joint development agreements; assessments stayed pending return SC issued notice returnable in four weeks in petitions challenging GST assessment orders under joint development agreements, noting the High Court ...
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Notice returnable in four weeks in petitions challenging GST assessment orders under joint development agreements; assessments stayed pending return
SC issued notice returnable in four weeks in petitions challenging GST assessment orders under joint development agreements, noting the High Court observed petitioners alleged lack of alternative remedy without explaining bypass of ordinary remedy process and made a false claim of no effective remedy. Meanwhile SC stayed operation of the Assistant Commissioner, CGST & Central Excise, Nashik-I Division's assessment orders pending return of notice.
Supreme Court issued notice returnable in four weeks in a petition concerning orders of the Assistant Commissioner, CGST & Central Excise, Nashik-I Division. Representation was present for the petitioner; none for the respondent. Pending the return of notice, the Court ordered that the "operations of the Orders passed by the Assistant Commissioner, CGST & Central Excise, Nashik-I Division shall remain stayed." The interim relief preserves the status quo and prevents enforcement of the impugned orders during the notice period, enabling the Court to consider merits without immediate execution of those orders.
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