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May 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
GST confiscation cannot rest on excess stock found in survey; tax and penalty orders were set aside.
May 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
GST appeal limitation cannot be extended beyond the statutory condonable period; Section 5 of the Limitation Act is excluded.
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Refund of service tax paid - Rejection would, certainly, have to...

Service Tax Refund Rejection Requires Clear, Reasoned Order; 'Pre-mature' Claims Reflect Misunderstanding or Reluctance to Act.

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Service Tax October 19, 2016 Case Laws AT
Refund of service tax paid - Rejection would, certainly, have to be articulated in a speaking order with reasoned substantiation for that course of action. The rejection on grounds of being ‘pre-mature’ reflects either ignorance or unwillingness to act with responsibility - AT
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