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April 18, 2026   Case Laws GST
Retrospective GST explanation and composite supply classification require fresh assessment after determining the true nature of supplies.
April 18, 2026   Case Laws GST
GST cross-empowerment and disputed classification must be challenged in appeal, not writ, where suppression is alleged.
April 18, 2026   Case Laws GST
No matter-of-right conversion of non-bailable warrants was established; fact-specific precedents created no conflict for Larger Bench review.
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Composite demand notices cannot force multiple appeals or extra pre-deposit for penalty arising from one adjudication order.
April 18, 2026   Case Laws GST
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April 18, 2026   Case Laws GST
Jurisdictional defect in adjudication order vitiated tax decision, but fresh hearing remitted to competent authority.
April 18, 2026   Case Laws GST
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April 18, 2026   Case Laws GST
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Project-linked fixed deposit interest capitalised to work-in-progress, not taxed as income from other sources.
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Retrenchment compensation under BSNL's voluntary retirement scheme was held exempt as a capital receipt.
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Functional test for software expense, section 14A computation and Debenture Redemption Reserve treatment under MAT
April 18, 2026   Case Laws Customs
Hearing aid charging case classification upheld as accessory; extended limitation, confiscation, and penalty were set aside.
April 18, 2026   Case Laws Customs
Customs valuation and transaction value: direct-import duty demand set aside, high sea sale valuation and penalties remanded for fresh adjudication.

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Profiteering - Given the fact that two out of three entities...

Entities Pass Profits to Customers; Respondents Halt Coercive Measures on Petitioners Temporarily.

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GST May 28, 2021 Case Laws HC
Profiteering - Given the fact that two out of three entities have, it appears, passed on a substantial amount qua the purported profiteered amount, to their customers, the respondents will not, for the moment, subject the petitioners to coercive measures. - HC
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