Deciding two connected writ petitions arising from a common Industrial Tribunal Award, the Delhi High Court set aside the Tribunal's direction granting hotel workmen a further…
No Jurisdictional Error Found in GST Order: Madras HC directs to Re-file GST Appeal Within 15 Days
The Madras High Court has remanded a case back to the Authority for Advance Rulings (AAR) after finding that the AAR's classification of an INOX installation plant as "immovable property" lacked proper reasoning. The AAR had passed a ruling that the entire installation was immovable property, which had significant GST implications. However, the High Court observed that the AAR's order was not a "speaking order"—it did not provide a detailed analysis or justification for its conclusion. The court emphasized that quasi-judicial bodies like the AAR must provide clear and cogent reasons for their decisions, especially in complex classification matters. By setting aside the ruling and remanding the matter, the High Court has ensured that the issue will be reconsidered, and a well-reasoned decision will be passed after examining all the factual and legal aspects of the plant's installation.