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September 22, 2026   Case Laws GST
Pre-trial detention in CGST prosecutions remains non-punitive, supporting bail where investigation is complete and trial is delayed.
September 22, 2026   Case Laws GST
E-way bill reuse allegations require cogent proof, not vehicle-movement suspicion, invalidating detention-based tax and penalties.
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Coercive recovery during GST searches is restrained pending scrutiny, preserving normal business operations and requiring adherence to investigation guidelines.
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Excess GST realisation alone cannot establish apartment-sale profiteering where no GST rate reduction or input tax credit benefit exists.
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GST rate reduction on cinema tickets must reach consumers despite maximum-price caps; retrospective anti-profiteering penalties cannot apply.
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Commensurate GST price reduction for cinema tickets overrides base-price increases where suppliers cannot prove benefits reached viewers.
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Anti-profiteering computation must reflect reversed unutilised tax credit, while later-enacted penalties cannot apply to earlier non-passing periods.
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Curative refund-formula amendments can support differential input-tax-credit refunds despite earlier claims and conflicting administrative circulars.
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Unaccounted stock taxation displaces confiscation where assessment provisions apply, leaving no standalone basis to restore a fine.
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Monetary-limit policy requires departmental GST appeals below threshold to establish a specified exception before merits review.
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Mandatory detention penalty timelines invalidate delayed orders, requiring consequential relief and reversal of affirming appellate orders.
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Internal comparables under TNMM take priority when audited segmental accounts reliably distinguish AE and non-AE transactions.
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Transitional reassessment savings permit direct reassessment notices after third-party searches conducted during the protected statutory period.
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Questions arising from miscellaneous application orders cannot challenge unaltered Tribunal findings, leaving the original order separately challengeable.
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Cinematographic-film copyright licensing: GST classification excludes information technology software, preserving regularisation and writ review for jurisdictional error.
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Functional profile determines TNMM over RPM for nil-price product replacement services and arm's-length price recomputation.
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Transfer-pricing comparability filters require fresh arm's-length analysis, while delayed receivables need separate reconsideration with working-capital adjustment.

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Customs September 23, 2026 Case Laws AAR
Bulk drugs and active pharmaceutical ingredients qualify as drugs and medicines where they meet the applicable pharmaceutical definitions, even when imported for examination, testing, clinical research, bioavailability or bioequivalence studies. The description-based IGST rate entry covering drugs and medicines under any chapter applies to qualifying APIs, provided they do not fall within the specified nil-rate exclusion. The entry is not restricted to finished formulations under Chapter 30. Where APIs are chemically classifiable under Chapters 28 or 29, the specific drug entry prevails over the general inorganic or organic chemical entries. Qualifying goods are therefore chargeable at 5 per cent IGST.
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