M/S Robust Technologies Inc. vs. Commissioner Trade & Taxes & Anr.
Held
The High Court set aside the 'Zero Demand' orders and the fresh demands created by the respondents. The Court directed the respondents to issue the refund amounts with interest to the petitioner.
Facts
The petitioner sought refunds for various periods under the DVAT Act and CST Act. The department denied refunds, citing 'Zero Demand' orders and adjustments against newly created demands, which the petitioner argued were unsustainable.
Key Issues
Whether 'Zero Demand' orders can be used to deny legitimate refunds and if demands created under Section 9(2)(g) of the DVAT Act are sustainable without proper verification of bonafide transactions.
Sections Cited
Section 74, Section 9 (2) (g), Section 42
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