M/s Hero Motocorp Limited vs Union of India & Ors.
The petitioner challenged a show cause notice proposing levy of GST at 28% instead of the prevailing rate of 18% on the ground of change in interpretation. The factual background showed that the petitioner sought writ intervention at the notice stage, alleging discrimination and non-reference to the GST Council.
The Court held that a show cause notice cannot ordinarily be challenged under writ jurisdiction when statutory remedies are available. Since the petitioner had an opportunity to file a reply and be heard before adjudication, interference at the notice stage was unwarranted. The writ petition was dismissed.
Case laws referred:
Union of India v. Coastal Container Transporters Association, (2019) 20 SCC 446
Global One Resources LLP v. Deputy Commissioner, SGST, D.B. Civil Writ Petition No. 18424 of 2022 (Raj.)
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