The Delhi High Court has declined to exercise its writ jurisdiction to interfere with GST demand orders passed against a taxpayer for the financial year 2018–19, while granting liberty to file a statutory appeal, subject to payment of costs as a larger national controversy surrounding the validity of GST notifications extending limitation periods, an issue…
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