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Refund Dispute: Court Rules Pending Proceedings Can't Block Timely Resolution of Illegally Collected Funds Claim.

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GST January 6, 2024 Case Laws HC
Seeking refund of amount illegally and coercively collected by the respondents - entire amount was forcibly recovered - the sixth respondent cannot confirm the rejection of refund only because of the proceedings pending pursuant to the impugned Show Cause Notice but must necessarily consider the petitioner’s grievance in the light of the proposition as enunciated in the above decision and the Instruction and in a time bound manner. - HC

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