M/S Netgear Technologies INDIA Private Limited vs. The Assistant Commissioner GST Delhi East Commissionerate
Held
The Court held that the Revenue cannot ignore a favorable Order-in-Appeal and deny the refund on the grounds of intending to appeal. The petitioner has been denied the benefit of the order for over two years.
Facts
The petitioner claimed a refund of Input Tax Credit for zero-rated supplies. The refund was initially rejected but allowed by the Appellate Authority. Despite the favorable order, the refund was not processed, and the Revenue intended to appeal but had not yet filed it.
Key Issues
Whether the Revenue can withhold a refund granted by an Appellate Authority on the basis of an intended appeal, and if the delay in processing the refund is justifiable.
Sections Cited
Section 112
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O R D E R %
2023
The petitioner has filed the present petition, inter alia, praying that directions be issued to the respondent to grant the refund of ₹26,88,280/-, pursuant to Order-in-Appeal dated 09.03.2021, along with applicable interest.
The petitioner claims that it had exported services to M/s. Netgear Asia Pte Ltd. without payment of Integrated Goods and Services Tax during the period October, 2017 to March, 2018. 3. Since, according to the petitioner, the supplies made were Zero Rated Supply, the petitioner filed a claim for the refund of Input Tax Credit in the prescribed form (Form GST-RFD-01A) on 15.04.2019, claiming a refund of ₹26,88,280/- for the relevant peri
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