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GSTAT. HOW LONG TO WAIT?

Sadanand Bulbule

Dear all

In the absence of non-constitution of GSTAT, the genuine litigants are forced to approach the State High Courts which are already over flooded with disputes. Is it a herculean task for the Search cum Selection Committee to select/appoint the most eligible members? Despite 8 years of GST regime, when the GSTAT is likely to see the sunlight?

This is the genuine grievance of most people. Walls are ready, but the will is missing. Indecision is the biggest thing that stands in the way of progress. Can the concerned authorities unitedly work for the urgent constitution of GSTAT to spin justice? Just one more final effort makes the tagline-ease of doing business-successful.

Delay in GST Appellate Tribunal Setup Forces Litigants to Rely on Overburdened High Courts The discussion highlights the prolonged delay in constituting the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT), forcing litigants to approach overburdened State High Courts. Despite the GST regime being in place for eight years, the selection and appointment of eligible GSTAT members have been slow, causing frustration among stakeholders. A recent government order has appointed numerous technical and judicial members to the GSTAT, signaling imminent operationalization. The forum urges state governments to promptly follow suit to ensure timely access to justice and prevent further delays that hinder the tribunal's functionality. (AI Summary)
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