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Landmark judgments from the Supreme Court, High Courts, ITAT and NCLT.

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Rule 86A ITC Blocking Needs a Hearing First — J&K & Ladakh HC Quashes ₹10.45 Cr Block (NCC Limited)

The Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court reads audi alteram partem into Rule 86A of the CGST Rules, quashing a ₹10.45 crore Input Tax Credit blocking order for want of a hearing and reasons. NCC Limited v. Union Territory of J&K, decided 12 August 2026.

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Section 107(6) 10% Pre-Deposit Not Applicable to Pre-Oct-2025 SCN Appeals — Delhi HC (Arun Kumar Jain)

The Delhi High Court reaffirms that the amended Section 107(6) proviso — the 10% pre-deposit for penalty-only GST appeals — does not govern appeals from adjudicatory proceedings that began through a Show Cause Notice issued before 1 October 2025, applying its earlier Gaurav Jain ruling to director-level penalty appeals. Arun Kumar Jain v. Additional Commissioner, CGST Delhi West Commissionerate, decided 13 August 2026.

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Case Law, GST Updates

GSTAT: A Section 129(3) Penalty Order Passed Beyond the Mandatory 7-Day Limit Is Void — And an Absent E-Way Bill Alone Doesn’t Prove Intent to Evade

Executive Summary The GST Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT), Thiruvananthapuram Bench, in Siddhi Vinayak Automobiles v. Commissioner of Kerala State GST, Thiruvananthapuram

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Case Law, GST Updates

Delhi High Court: Uploading a GST Show Cause Notice on the Common Portal Alone Is Not Valid Service Unless the Taxpayer Acknowledges It or Files a Reply

Executive Summary The Delhi High Court’s Division Bench, in Saraswati Printers & Fabgar Overseas Pvt. Ltd. v. Sales Tax Officer

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