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May 18, 2026   Case Laws GST
Habeas corpus challenge to arrest safeguards remains maintainable, but substantial compliance with reasons-to-believe requirement defeats the petition.
May 18, 2026   Case Laws GST
Confiscation of available stock set aside; delayed registration of an additional business place attracted only general penalty.
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Pecuniary jurisdiction defect in scrutiny notice invalidated the assessment where the issuing officer lacked authority.
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Registration under section 12AB cannot be refused for alleged section 13 violations; such issues belong in assessment.
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Section 68 cash sales accepted, but alleged gifted capital failed for lack of proper verification and remand followed.
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Section 80P deduction barred by belated return after section 80AC substitution, with denial sustained.
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Rule 46A and section 69A: demonetisation cash deposits explained from existing books, so addition was deleted.

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Job Work - liability of duty on principal supplier or job-worker...

Excise Duty Liability Falls on Job Worker, Not Principal Supplier; Duty Demand Against Supplier Overturned.

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Central Excise August 16, 2022 Case Laws AT
Job Work - liability of duty on principal supplier or job-worker - since, the job worker has carried out all the activities which as per the department amounts to manufacture, the job worker is alone to pay the excise duty, therefore, the duty demand raised against the appellant is not sustainable, hence, the same is liable to be set aside. - AT
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