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    August 3, 2026   Case Laws GST
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      Malafide and suppression of fact, misdeclaration, fraud etc....

      Transferees of DEPB License Not Liable for Malafide Actions or Fraud Allegations; No Extended Demand Period Imposed.

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      CustomsJuly 16, 2018Case LawsAT
      Malafide and suppression of fact, misdeclaration, fraud etc. cannot be alleged against the transferee, against the DEPB licence, therefore, demand for the extended period cannot be raised against the transferee of the licensee.
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