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Payment of the prescribed appellate pre-deposit and filing of an...

Statutory stay of GST recovery bars adjustment of eligible refunds against disputed demands after appellate pre-deposit.

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GST October 13, 2026 Case Laws HC
Payment of the prescribed appellate pre-deposit and filing of an appeal before the Tribunal trigger a deemed stay of recovery of the balance disputed GST demand under section 112(9), read with the CBIC Circular. During that statutory stay, net eligible GST refunds cannot be appropriated against the stayed demands. Appropriation of refunds for July to September 2023 against demands for financial years 2017-18 to 2019-20 was therefore impermissible, requiring restoration of the net eligible refund while the pending appeals proceed independently on merits.

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