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Supreme Court Issues Notice on Writ Petitions by Online Rummy Companies, Declines Stay on Show Cause Notices A 3-judge bench of the Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud and Justices JB Pardiwala and Manoj Misra, has issued notices on writ petitions filed by E-Gaming Federat
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FAQ :
The Supreme Court has issued notices on writ petitions filed by online rummy companies but has declined to grant a stay on the show cause notices issued by the Finance Ministry.
The Supreme Court has listed the matters for further hearing on January 08, 2024, after the winter vacations.
The companies argue that the show cause notices, which exceed their turnovers, could lead to bankruptcy if they result in demands, and they are concerned about the nationwide significance of the issue.
No, the court has refused to stay the show cause notices or provide any interim directions at this stage.
Tagging the cases with the Gameskraft case, where a similar GST issue was addressed, suggests the Supreme Court will take a comprehensive approach to resolving complex GST issues in the online gaming sector.
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