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Statutory limitation under Section 73(2) of the Telangana GST Act governed the validity of the show-cause notice and assessment orders for financial year 2020-21. Issuance of the notice after the prescribed deadline, followed by assessment orders beyond the applicable cut-off, constituted a jurisdictional error. The time-barred proceedings, including the consequential recovery notice, were therefore set aside.
Statutory limitation under Section 73(2) of the Telangana GST Act governed the validity of the show-cause notice and assessment orders for financial year 2020-21. Issuance of the notice after the prescribed deadline, followed by assessment orders beyond the applicable cut-off, constituted a jurisdictional error. The time-barred proceedings, including the consequential recovery notice, were therefore set aside.
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