B. E. Contracts (P) Ltd vs Commissioner, Central Goods And ...

ik-126659497 Delhi High Court 10 December 2024 • 212 min read

Judges (2)

Ravinder Dudeja Coram Yashwant Varma Delivered

Counsel (14)

Akash Gupta Counsel Petitioner Archit Jindal Counsel Petitioner Harpreet Singh Counsel Respondent Jatin Kumar Gaur Counsel Respondent Mahabir Singh Counsel Petitioner Navish Bhati Counsel Petitioner Nikhil Beniwal Counsel Petitioner Piyush Kumar Counsel Petitioner Poojan Malhotra Counsel Petitioner Prem Ranjan Kumar Counsel Petitioner Reena Rawat Counsel Petitioner Shikha Sapra Counsel Petitioner Suhani Counsel Respondent Sunil Dalal Counsel Petitioner

Parties (6)

Amyra Technica Pvt. Ltd. Petitioner B. E. Contracts (P) Ltd Petitioner Commissioner Central Goods and Service Tax Respondent Principal Additional Director General Respondent VOS Technologies India Pvt. Ltd. Petitioner R Anil Kumar Petitioner

Case Significance

B. E. Contracts (P) Ltd vs Commissioner, Central Goods And ... is a Delhi High Court decision dated December 10, 2024 (citation: ik-126659497). A batch of 47 writ petitions challenged show cause notices and orders-in-original passed by GST/CGST authorities against various businesses. The court examined the consolidated petitions, addressing issues of natural justice, limitation, and procedural requirements under the CGST Act. The matters were disposed of with directions specific to the facts of each group of petitions. The bench comprised Justices Ravinder Dudeja and Yashwant Varma. The judgment was delivered by Justice Yashwant Varma.

Summary

A batch of 47 writ petitions challenged show cause notices and orders-in-original passed by GST/CGST authorities against various businesses. The court examined the consolidated petitions, addressing issues of natural justice, limitation, and procedural requirements under the CGST Act. The matters were disposed of with directions specific to the facts of each group of petitions.

What was the outcome of B. E. Contracts (P) Ltd vs Commissioner, Central Goods And ...?

A batch of 47 writ petitions challenged show cause notices and orders-in-original passed by GST/CGST authorities against various businesses. The court examined the consolidated petitions, addressing i...

Judgment

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