Raj Exim vs. The Assistant Commissioner Of Customs
Held
The Court held that the shipping bill itself serves as an application for refund of IGST on exported goods. The authorities are mandated to refund the IGST paid on zero-rated supplies as per statutory provisions.
Facts
The petitioner, a merchant exporter, sought a refund of IGST paid on goods exported in September 2017. Despite fulfilling the requirements for zero-rated supplies, the refund was not processed by the authorities.
Key Issues
Whether the shipping bill is a valid application for IGST refund on exports and if the authorities are obligated to process such refunds promptly.
Sections Cited
Rule 96, Section 54, Section 16
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