Large Number Of GST Matters Filed Before Delhi Court On A Daily Basis [READ ORDER]

Large Number Of GST Matters Filed Before Delhi Court On A Daily Basis [READ ORDER]
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Large Number Of GST Matters Filed Before Delhi Court On A Daily Basis [READ ORDER]

The Delhi High Court has recently in the case of Raj International Versus Additional Commissioner CGST Delhi West held that a large number of Goods and Service Tax (GST) matters are filed before court on a daily basis.

The bench of Justice Prathiba M. Singh and Justice Rajneesh Kumar Gupta has observed that there are a large number of GST related matters, which are being filed before this Court on a daily basis. The issues, which are raised by the Petitioners, are both procedural and substantive. The procedural issues include issues such as non-communication of replies, non-communication of the personal hearing notices, non-receipt of emails and other notices from the Department, etc. In addition, some of the issues, which are raised include applications for refund being not processed.

The petitioner/assessee has challenged the Orders issued by the Office of the Commissioner, Central Tax, Delhi on the grounds that no personal hearing notice has also been issued.

The court has directed the petitioner to place on record the screen shot of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) portal showing that the written submissions were, in fact, uploaded. The Department shall also place on record the proof of GST portal to show the manner in which the personal hearing notice has been communicated to the Petitioner.

The court while listing the matter on 21st April, 2025 impressed upon the Principal Chief Commissioner of CGST & Central Excise, Delhi Zone to consider deputing at least two officials from the litigation section, who can coordinate with the various Commissionerates of the GST department and give instructions to the Department’s counsels, in an expedited manner.

Case Details

Case Title: M/S Raj International Versus Additional Commissioner Cgst Delhi West & Ors.

Case No.: W.P.(C) 4096/2025 & CM APPLs. 19041/2025 & 19042/2025

Date: 2nd April, 2025

Counsel For Petitioner: Mohit Gupta

Counsel For Respondent: Akshay Amritanshu

Read More: GST Dept. Can Withhold Refund Only In These Two Conditions: Delhi High Court

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