M/S. Attica Gold Private Limited vs. The Director General Of Goods And Services Tax Intelligence (Dggi)
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M/s. Attica Gold Private Limited challenged a provisional attachment order (Form GST DRC-22) issued under Section 83 of the CGST Act, 2017. The petition was listed for orders on its maintainability, specifically concerning the territorial jurisdiction of the Karnataka High Court.
Held
The petitioner sought to withdraw the writ petition due to the Registry's objection regarding territorial jurisdiction. The High Court accepted the withdrawal memo and dismissed the petition as withdrawn, granting liberty to the petitioner to pursue remedies before an appropriate forum.
Key Issues
The key legal issue before the Court was the maintainability of the writ petition based on territorial jurisdiction. The substantive challenge to the provisional attachment order was not adjudicated.
Sections Cited
Section 83
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ORAL ORDER
The petition is listed for orders on maintainability with the office objections being on the territorial juri iction of this Bench.
The learned counsel for the petitioner has filed a memo which reads as under: “The undersigned counsel for the petitioner most respectfully submits that the petitioner seeks leave of this Hon’ble Court to withdraw the above petition, in view of the objection raised by the Registry/The office is directed to re-list this petition on regarding the maintainability of the petition on the ground of territorial juri iction.
The petitioner, therefore, prays that this Hon’ble Court may be pleased to permit withdrawal of the present petition, with liberty to pursue such remedies as may be available HC-KAR NC: 2026:KHC:27898 WP No. 17112 of 2026
in law before the appropriate forum, and without prejudice to the rights, contentions, and grounds urged in the petition, in the interest of justice and equity.
It is, therefore, prayed that the present petition may kindly be disposed of as withdrawn with the aforesaid liberty.”
The memo is accepted, and the petition stands dismissed as withdrawn with liberty as sought for, subject to all just exceptions. (B M SHYAM PRASAD) JUDGE
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