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Advance Ruling Upheld Despite Fraud Allegations and Search Operations; Uttar Pradesh Ruling Stands Firm.

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GST July 16, 2022 Case Laws AAAR
Validity of advance ruling - revenue appeal - though the Appellant has informed that there are several alerts issued against the said firm by department and that they have indulged in claiming refund of accumulated ITC obtained through fraudulent means and many search operations have been conducted against the party, but, nowhere it has been objected by the Appellant that the questions raised in the advance ruling application of the respondent is already pending or decided in any proceedings in the case of an applicant under any of the provisions of the Act - The order issued by the Authority for Advance Ruling, Uttar Pradesh is proper and needs no interference. - AAAR

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