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Rectification of GST Orders

THYAGARAJAN KALYANASUNDARAM

Dear Experts,

One of my clients had received 2 similar orders for the same year. The discrepancies and the amount of demand determined are the same in both orders. It contains different order numbers and date.

What is the probable solution in this case? Should we go for rectification of the Orders or in case of Appeal filed, should we file 2 Appeals?

Also, in case where the time limit for rectification has expired, what will be the remedy?

 

 

Duplicate GST Orders Challenge: Simultaneous Proceedings Invalidate Second Adjudication Under Procedural Fairness Principles A client received two similar GST orders with identical discrepancies for the same tax year, issued by different officers. Legal experts advise that simultaneous proceedings are impermissible, with the first adjudication order being valid. Recommended actions include filing a single appeal, seeking rectification under section 161 if time permits, or filing a writ petition in the jurisdictional High Court to challenge the duplicate orders. (AI Summary)
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