Interim security deposit in tax dispute ordered to protect revenue; Rs25L due in 30 days or petition treated as dismissed.

Interim security deposit in tax dispute ordered to protect revenue; Rs25L due in 30 days or petition treated as dismissed.Case-LawsGSTPetitioner failed to produce the complete email extract confirming receipt of notices, creating a procedural irregularity

Interim security deposit in tax dispute ordered to protect revenue; Rs25L due in 30 days or petition treated as dismissed.
Case-Laws
GST
Petitioner failed to produce the complete email extract confirming receipt of notices, creating a procedural irregularity that informed interim relief. The court required an interim deposit to secure the revenue interest because the effective promoter had left and the petitioner is represented by a senior citizen director; consequence is immediate: Rs. 25,00,000 must be deposited within 30 days by the petitioner (or her son as representative). Noncompliance permits respondents to treat the writ as dismissed and to take steps including extradition proceedings against the son. Writ petition disposed.
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