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    August 5, 2026   Case LawsGST
    Reasoned GST registration cancellation and effective hearing are mandatory; unreasoned cancellation orders require fresh adjudication.
    August 5, 2026   Case LawsGST
    Pre-trial detention in alleged fraudulent input tax credit cases must not become punitive where trial delay and risk factors favour bail.
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    Effective communication of GST orders justified condoning appeal delay and requiring merits adjudication within the court-directed period.
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    Reasoned GST registration cancellation orders and a hearing are mandatory; unreasoned ex parte action requires fresh adjudication.
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    GST return rectification for wrong GSTIN reporting may preserve input tax credit where correction causes no revenue loss.
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    Refund rejection requires prior notice of the decisive objection, despite authority to examine consequential relief impediments.
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    Deemed withdrawal of best-judgment assessments follows delayed GSTR-3B filing when required returns and late fees are furnished.
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    Deemed withdrawal of best-judgment assessment follows timely valid return filing, while late fee and interest liabilities continue.
    August 5, 2026   Case LawsGST
    Interest and penalty on delayed GST payment remain stayed pending verification of payment through input tax credit adjustment.
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    Inherent quashing jurisdiction cannot decide disputed defences on non-supply of seized material or wilful failure to file returns.
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    Eligible industrial deductions and book-profit adjustments turn on income nexus, exempt-fund presumption, valuation, and lawful appellate claims.
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    Website development depreciation, banking gateway fees, and revenue advertising expenses receive favourable treatment under discussed tax principles.
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    Foreign-currency loan benchmarking follows the loan currency, while export hedging losses qualify as non-speculative business losses.
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    Delayed initiation of TDS return penalties after nine years rendered the penalty illegal and unsustainable.
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    Share valuation method choice protects DCF valuations from replacement with NAV, though projections remain open to scrutiny.
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    August 5, 2026   Case Laws GST
    Reasoned GST registration cancellation and effective hearing are mandatory; unreasoned cancellation orders require fresh adjudication.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws GST
    Pre-trial detention in alleged fraudulent input tax credit cases must not become punitive where trial delay and risk factors favour bail.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws GST
    Effective communication of GST orders justified condoning appeal delay and requiring merits adjudication within the court-directed period.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws GST
    Reasoned GST registration cancellation orders and a hearing are mandatory; unreasoned ex parte action requires fresh adjudication.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws GST
    GST return rectification for wrong GSTIN reporting may preserve input tax credit where correction causes no revenue loss.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws GST
    Refund rejection requires prior notice of the decisive objection, despite authority to examine consequential relief impediments.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws GST
    Deemed withdrawal of best-judgment assessments follows delayed GSTR-3B filing when required returns and late fees are furnished.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws GST
    Deemed withdrawal of best-judgment assessment follows timely valid return filing, while late fee and interest liabilities continue.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws GST
    Interest and penalty on delayed GST payment remain stayed pending verification of payment through input tax credit adjustment.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
    Inherent quashing jurisdiction cannot decide disputed defences on non-supply of seized material or wilful failure to file returns.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
    Eligible industrial deductions and book-profit adjustments turn on income nexus, exempt-fund presumption, valuation, and lawful appellate claims.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
    Website development depreciation, banking gateway fees, and revenue advertising expenses receive favourable treatment under discussed tax principles.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
    Foreign-currency loan benchmarking follows the loan currency, while export hedging losses qualify as non-speculative business losses.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
    Delayed initiation of TDS return penalties after nine years rendered the penalty illegal and unsustainable.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
    Project-development assistance treated as capital, while infrastructure construction costs may be amortised over the concession period.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
    Delayed trade receivables require separate transfer pricing benchmarking, subject to debt-free status and an appropriate credit period.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
    Modified returns, MAT book profit limits, and tested-party selection shape transfer pricing treatment of integrated intra-group services.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
    Transfer pricing comparability requires functional alignment, reliable financial data, and careful review of working capital and receivables adjustments.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
    Transfer pricing rules require benchmarking corporate guarantees and associated-enterprise advances, while invalid domestic-transaction adjustments cannot survive statutory omission.
    August 5, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
    Share valuation method choice protects DCF valuations from replacement with NAV, though projections remain open to scrutiny.

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      Contractual shareholding and Demat-account disputes between a...

      Alternative remedies under stock-exchange bye-laws barred writ review of contractual shareholding and Demat-account disputes.

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      SEBIJuly 27, 2026Case LawsHC
      Contractual shareholding and Demat-account disputes between a client and stock broker were subject to the stock exchange's rules, bye-laws, regulations, Mumbai jurisdiction and arbitration mechanism. The text states that a writ petition is not maintainable where the petitioner has not pursued the agreed contractual or established regulatory grievance-redressal remedies; merely copying SEBI on an email does not substitute for those remedies. The writ petition was dismissed with liberty to approach the competent forum, and the allegations concerning the shares were left unexamined on merits.
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