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Where a statutory GST appeal remained available and the Appellate Tribunal had begun functioning, writ relief was declined because the same grounds could be urged before the appellate forum. The notified arrangement allowed appeals in specified cases up to 30.06.2026, and the impugned order fell within that window. The petitioner was therefore directed to pursue the statutory appellate remedy, with liberty to file the appeal before the Tribunal on or before the extended date.
Where a statutory GST appeal remained available and the Appellate Tribunal had begun functioning, writ relief was declined because the same grounds could be urged before the appellate forum. The notified arrangement allowed appeals in specified cases up to 30.06.2026, and the impugned order fell within that window. The petitioner was therefore directed to pursue the statutory appellate remedy, with liberty to file the appeal before the Tribunal on or before the extended date.
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