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Data transmission equipment classification under CTSH 8517 62 remains distinct from residual classification, with exemption evidence requiring scrutin...
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Seeking renewal of registration of Goods Service Tax (GST) - cancelled due to non-filing of returns - The appellant faced the risk of irreparable loss and exclusion from tender enlistment if registration renewal was not decided by March 31, 2024. The appellant's registration had been cancelled due to non-filing of returns, prompting the dispute. The appellant sought restoration of registration upon payment of outstanding dues. The court considered the urgency and the interests of both the revenue and the appellant. Ultimately, the court directed the GST Authority to restore the appellant's registration for 30 days, allowing them to settle outstanding dues by filing returns.
Seeking renewal of registration of Goods Service Tax (GST) - cancelled due to non-filing of returns - The appellant faced the risk of irreparable loss and exclusion from tender enlistment if registration renewal was not decided by March 31, 2024. The appellant's registration had been cancelled due to non-filing of returns, prompting the dispute. The appellant sought restoration of registration upon payment of outstanding dues. The court considered the urgency and the interests of both the revenue and the appellant. Ultimately, the court directed the GST Authority to restore the appellant's registration for 30 days, allowing them to settle outstanding dues by filing returns.
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