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August 20, 2026   Case Laws Customs
Excess drawback recovery requires reassessment of self-assessed shipping bills before liability can be determined and recovered.
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Information utility default records supported insolvency admission despite objections to photocopied loan documents and an undisputed default date.
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Personal insolvency moratorium does not halt directors' cheque-dishonour trials where liability arises vicariously from the company's debt.
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Inherent quashing powers cannot replace trial where cheque dishonour defences require evidence and statutory debt presumptions remain contested.
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Clear float glass imports become restricted, while qualifying higher-value imports and specified export-linked users remain exempt.
August 19, 2026   Circulars SEBI
Mutual fund registration applications move to consolidated Form A while retaining staged sponsor and AMC compliance requirements.
August 19, 2026   Case Laws GST
Regular bail in GST input tax credit fraud granted after investigation concluded and continued custody lacked justification.
August 19, 2026   Case Laws GST
Bail in GST input tax credit prosecutions requires concrete risks, not criminal antecedents alone, where investigation is complete.
August 19, 2026   Case Laws GST
Criminal antecedents alone cannot defeat bail where GST evidence is documentary and prolonged pre-trial detention lacks justification.
August 19, 2026   Case Laws GST
Extended limitation notices require pleaded fraud or suppression with intent to evade tax, otherwise they are unsustainable.
August 19, 2026   Case Laws GST
Parallel GST proceedings require identical subject matter, while fact-intensive objections should ordinarily proceed through statutory appeal.

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Merely because the CIT is of the opinion that the penalty levied...

CIT Cannot Revise Penalty Decisions Suo Motu u/s 263 Just for Being Low.

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Income Tax November 15, 2013 Case Laws AT
Merely because the CIT is of the opinion that the penalty levied by the Assessing Officer is on the lower side would not vest the Commissioner with the power of suo motu revision under Section 263 - AT
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