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Desk of CA. Praveen Sharma – 1110 Series (CAPS)
Delhi High Court IN THE CASE OF M/s Nidhi Sales Corporation & connected matters v. Additional Commissioner, Adjudication, CGST Delhi West
Citation: TS-829-HC(DEL)-2026-GST
Businesses involved: M/s Nidhi Sales Corporation and M/s Ansh Steel Crafts LLP, along with their proprietor/partner, filed four connected writ petitions.
Common adjudication: They challenged an order dated 26 December 2025, covering 629 noticees.
Departmental finding: The adjudicating authority alleged invoices without actual supplies, facilitating ITC of ?2,31,36,877.
Factual examination required: The challenge involved evaluating evidence, including partner Suresh Kumar Mittal’s statement.
Statutory appeal directed: Following Rohit Garg, the Court directed the petitioners to pursue the appellate remedy.
Limitation relief: Petitioners may seek exclusion of time spent pursuing the writ petitions; the appellate authority must consider that request according to law.
Pre-deposit contention: Petitioners argued that proceedings began before 1 October 2025 and involved only penalties, without tax liability.
Gaurav Jain benefit: The appellate authority must consider their pre-deposit claim under Gaurav Jain, if applicable, and the governing law.
Outcome: Writ petitions were disposed of with these directions. The demand was not quashed; all merits and factual/legal objections remain open in appeal.
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