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The HC dismissed the petition regarding refund of excess GST collected by a promoter and deposited with the respondents. The Court determined that petitioners had prematurely approached judicial remedy without first pursuing legal actions against the promoter to obtain necessary documentation for processing their refund claim. The Court noted that such documentation was required to properly sanction any refund under applicable GST Act provisions and Rules. The petition was dismissed without costs, with the Court declining to intervene at this procedural stage where administrative remedies had not been exhausted.
The HC dismissed the petition regarding refund of excess GST collected by a promoter and deposited with the respondents. The Court determined that petitioners had prematurely approached judicial remedy without first pursuing legal actions against the promoter to obtain necessary documentation for processing their refund claim. The Court noted that such documentation was required to properly sanction any refund under applicable GST Act provisions and Rules. The petition was dismissed without costs, with the Court declining to intervene at this procedural stage where administrative remedies had not been exhausted.
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