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Appeal Allowed Against Section 73 GST Order, Delay to Be Considered: Telangana HC
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Appeal Allowed Against Section 73 GST Order, Delay to Be Considered: Telangana HC

The Telangana High Court ruled that GST appeals under Section 73 can proceed after the appellate authority evaluates the reasons behind filing delays.
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik August 16, 2026
Hyderabad ITAT Rules That Decision on Merits Impliedly Condones Appeal Delay
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Hyderabad ITAT Rules That Decision on Merits Impliedly Condones Appeal Delay

The Hyderabad ITAT ruled that deciding a tax case on its merits automatically condones any filing delays, offering key relief for Indian taxpayers.
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik August 11, 2026
Telangana High Court Restores GST Appeal Filed Within Court-Granted 45-Day Period
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Telangana High Court Restores GST Appeal Filed Within Court-Granted 45-Day Period

The Telangana High Court restored a GST appeal rejected by tax authorities, ruling that the taxpayer filed it within the court-approved 45-day window.
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik August 9, 2026
Alternative Remedy No Bar Where Assessment Is Allegedly Void: Kerala HC
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Alternative Remedy No Bar Where Assessment Is Allegedly Void: Kerala HC

In a significant legal development last week, the Kerala High Court ruled that the existence of an alternative statutory remedy does not bar a writ petition when an assessment order…
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik August 8, 2026
Bombay High Court Rules Assessee Cannot Claim Relief on Amount Already Disallowed
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Bombay High Court Rules Assessee Cannot Claim Relief on Amount Already Disallowed

The Bombay High Court ruled that taxpayers cannot claim relief on tax amounts they have already voluntarily disallowed in their original filings.
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik August 7, 2026
Rajasthan High Court Condones Delay in GST Appeal Under Section 107 Due to Medical Hardship
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Rajasthan High Court Condones Delay in GST Appeal Under Section 107 Due to Medical Hardship

The Rajasthan High Court recently issued a significant ruling by condoning a 99-day delay in filing a Goods and Services Tax (GST) appeal under Section 107 of the relevant tax…
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik August 5, 2026
Andhra Pradesh High Court Upholds ITAT Decision on 166-Day Delay
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Andhra Pradesh High Court Upholds ITAT Decision on 166-Day Delay

The Andhra Pradesh High Court upheld the ITAT decision to reject a 166-day filing delay, citing the taxpayer's history of ignoring official notices.
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik August 4, 2026
Delhi High Court Rules on Section 107(6) GST Amendment and Vested Rights
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Delhi High Court Rules on Section 107(6) GST Amendment and Vested Rights

The Delhi High Court rules that original notice dates govern GST appeal pre-deposits, protecting vested rights against retrospective tax amendments.
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik August 3, 2026
CESTAT Allows CENVAT Credit on Housekeeping, Construction, Courier and Insurance Services
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CESTAT Allows CENVAT Credit on Housekeeping, Construction, Courier and Insurance Services

In a significant legal development for corporate taxpayers, the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) recently delivered a comprehensive ruling regarding CENVAT credit eligibility. According to official reports,…
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik July 31, 2026
Telangana High Court Declines GST Writ and Directs Taxpayer to Statutory Appellate Tribunal
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Telangana High Court Declines GST Writ and Directs Taxpayer to Statutory Appellate Tribunal

The Telangana High Court recently dismissed a writ petition filed by a taxpayer challenging a Goods and Services Tax (GST) assessment, ruling that the petitioner must pursue the alternative remedy…
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik July 30, 2026

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