The Gujarat High Court has held that neither the GST Appellate Authority nor the High Court itself can condone delays beyond the maximum period expressly permitted under the GST statute, even while exercising writ jurisdiction. The bench of Justice A.S. Supehia and Justice Pranav Trivedi has observed that Section 107 of the GST Act allows…
Neither GST Appellate Authority Nor HC Can Condone Delays Beyond Maximum Period Expressly Permitted Under GST Act: Gujarat HC
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