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July 14, 2026   Case Laws GST
GST Appellate Tribunal remedy preserved after constitution, with limitation protection subject to mandatory pre-deposit and defect removal
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Pre-deposit rules after reduced tax demand may avoid duplicate payment, while deficient court fees must be cured before admission.
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Section 56(2)(ix) requires advance negotiations for a capital asset and forfeiture; business land-procurement advances therefore escaped taxation
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Mandatory pre-notice inquiry under section 148A: bypassing an approved inquiry invalidates reassessment proceedings and requires fresh action.
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Reassessment objections require consideration of later material on funding sources; merits of reopening remain open for fresh decision.
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Development agreements require legal possession or effective enjoyment for capital gains transfer; permissive possession and deferred consideration defer taxation.
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Adequate enquiry limits section 263 revision; shareholder funding and commercially expedient purchases may avoid tax adjustments
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Even if the processes undertaken by the assessee do not amount...

Assessee Can Claim Credit for Duty Paid on Non-Manufacturing Inputs If Processed Inputs Are Exported.

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Central Excise July 28, 2016 Case Laws AT
Even if the processes undertaken by the assessee do not amount to manufacture, credit of duty paid on the inputs would still be admissible on export of the said processed input - AT
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