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Order in Form GST DRC-07 quashed and set aside by Bombay High Court, as passed without granting a personal hearing.

BACKGROUND IN BRIEF: The Petitioner preferred a Writ Petition against an order in Form GST DRC-07 and contended that the Order was passed without considering

Bombay High Court grants relief to Chetak Technology Limited in Customs dispute over Bureau of Indian Standards marking of Lithium-Ion Cell

Background of the case Chetak Technology Ltd. (“Petitioner“) vide a Writ Petition had sought for release of its import goods being “Lithium Ion Cell”, which

Bombay High Court slams Customs Authorities for sealing of premises – Says no such explicit power u/s 105 of the Customs Act

No explicit power under section 105 for Customs authorities to seal premises. Sealing of premises is a drastic action tinkering with substantive rights to hold,

Assessee is entitled to a Show Cause Notice containing grounds on any consequential orders which would be attracted – Bombay High Court

Mandate under Section 124 of the Customs Act, 1962 for issuance of a Show Cause Notice – In adherence to principles of natural justice, assessee

Anticipatory Bail granted by Bombay High Court on account of lack of material by investigating agency DRI to prove that Assessee was wrongfully availing higher rate of duty drawback.

Bombay High Court allowed an Anticipatory Bail where there was no material produced by the DRI to show wrongful availment of higher rate of duty

SC upholds constitutional validity of IBC; says Operational Creditors not being discriminated against under Article 14

The Supreme Court has upheld the constitutional validity of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code after hearing a batch of petitions filed by some 40 companies

Order in Form GST DRC-07 quashed and set aside by Bombay High Court, as passed without granting a personal hearing.

Bombay High Court grants relief to Chetak Technology Limited in Customs dispute over Bureau of Indian Standards marking of Lithium-Ion Cell

Bombay High Court slams Customs Authorities for sealing of premises – Says no such explicit power u/s 105 of the Customs Act

Assessee is entitled to a Show Cause Notice containing grounds on any consequential orders which would be attracted – Bombay High Court

Anticipatory Bail granted by Bombay High Court on account of lack of material by investigating agency DRI to prove that Assessee was wrongfully availing higher rate of duty drawback.

SC upholds constitutional validity of IBC; says Operational Creditors not being discriminated against under Article 14

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