Composite GST notices, mandatory limitation, and same-subject bar: HC upheld valid notices but quashed overlapping proceedings and unauthorised withho...
Invocation of extraordinary writ jurisdiction - petitioner not entitled to exclusion of time taken in writ proceedings from limitation period for filing appeal. Abuse of process of Court - reagitating issue already decided amounts to abuse, relitigation contrary to justice and public policy. Writ petition dismissed as petitioner cannot seek condonation of delay in filing appeal after writ proceedings set aside assessment order, filing appeal to avoid compliance with writ Court's directions is abuse of process.
Invocation of extraordinary writ jurisdiction - petitioner not entitled to exclusion of time taken in writ proceedings from limitation period for filing appeal. Abuse of process of Court - reagitating issue already decided amounts to abuse, relitigation contrary to justice and public policy. Writ petition dismissed as petitioner cannot seek condonation of delay in filing appeal after writ proceedings set aside assessment order, filing appeal to avoid compliance with writ Court's directions is abuse of process.
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