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Seeks to refund the GST - deposited against the non-migrated GST - The petitioner argued that they had only been using the migrated GST number and were surprised to discover the existence of the non-migrated GST number with a significant credit balance. The respondent acknowledged the technical error that led to the automatic generation of the non-migrated GST number but argued that there was no provision for transferring credit between GST numbers. - The High Court, considering the unique circumstances of the case, directed the transfer of the credit from the non-migrated GST number to the migrated GST number of the petitioner. Additionally, it ordered the authorities to address the issue of automatic generation of non-migrated GST numbers and take corrective action within a specified timeframe.
Seeks to refund the GST - deposited against the non-migrated GST - The petitioner argued that they had only been using the migrated GST number and were surprised to discover the existence of the non-migrated GST number with a significant credit balance. The respondent acknowledged the technical error that led to the automatic generation of the non-migrated GST number but argued that there was no provision for transferring credit between GST numbers. - The High Court, considering the unique circumstances of the case, directed the transfer of the credit from the non-migrated GST number to the migrated GST number of the petitioner. Additionally, it ordered the authorities to address the issue of automatic generation of non-migrated GST numbers and take corrective action within a specified timeframe.
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