M/s Astol Cleantech Pvt. Ltd. vs State of Uttar Pradesh & Ors.
The petitioner challenged assessment orders denying ITC on the ground that the supplier failed to deposit GST. The factual background showed that purchases were supported by invoices, e-way bills and bank payments, and supplier was registered at the relevant time.
The Court held that denial of ITC merely due to supplier default, without evidence of collusion or fake transactions, is prima facie unsustainable. Interim protection was granted subject to partial deposit.
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