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The scope of "any person" in GST penalty provisions for fraudulent invoice and input tax credit transactions, their prospective operation, and the availability of writ jurisdiction despite a statutory appeal were identified as questions apparently covered by earlier High Court rulings. The matter was listed for the CGST Department to examine those rulings and state whether it accepts or challenges them.
The scope of "any person" in GST penalty provisions for fraudulent invoice and input tax credit transactions, their prospective operation, and the availability of writ jurisdiction despite a statutory appeal were identified as questions apparently covered by earlier High Court rulings. The matter was listed for the CGST Department to examine those rulings and state whether it accepts or challenges them.
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