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JurisHour | Tax Law Daily Bulletin : February 13, 2026

Here’s the Tax Law Daily Bulletin for February 13, 2026.

GST

  1. GST SCN Limitation | Calculation of ‘At Least 3 Months’ U/s 73 Means 3 Calendar Months, Not 90 Days: Gauhati High Court
  2. DGGI Meerut | Fake ITC Racket of Over Rs. 5000 Crore Unearthed; Court Sends Accused to Judicial Custody
  3. GST Dept. Ignored IBC Moratorium: Delhi HC Quashes Demand

Customs

  1. Mere Violation of CHALR Can’t Justify Penalty Against Customs Broker Without Proving Illegal Import: CESTAT 
  2. Smuggling Penalty Not Sustainable Solely On Statements: CESTAT
  3. Customs Dept. Bound To Grant Cash Refund Of CVD, SAD Paid In Pre-GST period, Even If Payment Was Made After GST Rollout: CESTAT
  4. Rule 8(3A) Bar on Using CENVAT Credit During Default Period Unconstitutional: CESTAT
  5. Whether Valuation of Seized Goods Without Independent Evidence Raises a Question of Law? Delhi High Court Says No
  6. No Fresh 20% Pre-Deposit for GSTAT Appeal If Earlier Deposit Exceeds Requirement: Jharkhand High Court

Income Tax

  1. S. 153C Notices Quashed as Time-Barred: Delhi High Court Reaffirms Limitation Based on Satisfaction Note Date

PMLA

  1. Writ Not Maintainable When PMLA Appellate Remedy Available; Single Judge’s Order Quashing Attachment Set Aside: Calcutta HC

IBC

  1. Writ Proceedings Can’t Interdict Proceedings Of IBC: MP HC

Others

  1. 2 IRS Officers Appointed As CBIC Members 
  2. MCA Notifies New Regional Directorates Across India
  3. First-Ever Paperless Judgment Delivered in Second Appeal by GSTAT Principal Bench
  4. States May Be ‘Better Off Abolishing’ RERA, SC Slams Authority for Failing Homebuyers
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