Invoice-based recovery claims remain time-barred despite separate winding-up proceedings, absent valid acknowledgment or part-payment of the disputed ...
The HC granted relief to the Petitioner seeking restoration of cancelled GST registration, noting petitioner has paid principal dues, interest and late fees and that analogous authorities favoured restoration where both revenue and taxable person benefit. The court declined to withhold relief merely because the revenue did not expressly consent, holding material facts align with precedents. The Respondents are directed to notify within 15 days of upload whether any further penalties or dues are payable; the Petitioner must remit any such demanded amounts within 15 days of receipt of that intimation. Petition disposed of on the stated terms.
The HC granted relief to the Petitioner seeking restoration of cancelled GST registration, noting petitioner has paid principal dues, interest and late fees and that analogous authorities favoured restoration where both revenue and taxable person benefit. The court declined to withhold relief merely because the revenue did not expressly consent, holding material facts align with precedents. The Respondents are directed to notify within 15 days of upload whether any further penalties or dues are payable; the Petitioner must remit any such demanded amounts within 15 days of receipt of that intimation. Petition disposed of on the stated terms.
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