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August 29, 2026   Case Laws GST
E-way bill reuse allegations require cogent evidence; suspicion alone cannot establish GST contravention or intention to evade tax.
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First Respondent Barred from Conducting Inspections on Petitioner's Premises; Assessments Submitted Only to Second Respondent.

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VAT and Sales Tax August 31, 2015 Case Laws HC
It is not open to 1st respondent to undertake any inspection in guise of demonstration to make assessment – When petitioner has admittedly submitting assessments only to 2nd respondent, 1st respondent cannot embark upon fresh demonstration of the petitioner premises with the aid of the central excise department and the electricity board officials - HC
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