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Territorial Jurisdiction under GST - shifting of the Chief Commissioner’s Office from Shillong to Guwahati does not suffer from arbitrariness - it is a settled law that a policy decision will not be interfered in a routine manner unless the policy is contrary to the provisions of statutory rules or in violation of provisions of the Constitution. Unless the same is established, the said policy decision must be left to the Government to decide as to which policy should be adopted.
Territorial Jurisdiction under GST - shifting of the Chief Commissioner’s Office from Shillong to Guwahati does not suffer from arbitrariness - it is a settled law that a policy decision will not be interfered in a routine manner unless the policy is contrary to the provisions of statutory rules or in violation of provisions of the Constitution. Unless the same is established, the said policy decision must be left to the Government to decide as to which policy should be adopted.
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