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of <h1>Supreme Court of India: Writ Petition Cannot Bypass Statutory Remedies, Firm Must Use CGST Act Section 107 First.</h1> The Supreme Court of India ruled that a writ petition cannot be used to bypass statutory remedies available under the law. The case involved a firm engaged in the iron and steel business, which faced tax and penalty issues after a truck mistakenly delivered goods to the wrong location. The firm filed a writ petition challenging the detention order, which the High Court entertained. However, the Supreme Court set aside the High Court's order, emphasizing that the firm should have pursued the statutory remedy under Section 107 of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act instead of directly approaching the High Court.
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