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Calcutta HC Grants Extension for Leg Fractured Assessee's Appearance

May 13, 2026

The Calcutta High Court has directed the GST Authority to consider the petitioner’s request for an extension of time to appear for an enquiry due to a leg fracture. This decision emphasizes the court's consideration of genuine health issues affecting legal obligations.

Calcutta HC Relaxes Appearance Requirement in GST Case

The Calcutta High Court has provided relief to a petitioner required to appear for a GST enquiry by directing the Authority to consider an extension of time. The petitioner, associated with Radha Raman Industries, requested the extension citing a leg fracture that hindered physical appearance.

This order highlights the Court's sensitivity to health-related circumstances impacting compliance with legal requirements. The court recognized the need to accommodate individuals facing unforeseen health challenges while ensuring compliance with regulatory frameworks.

This ruling serves as a crucial reminder to practitioners about the importance of promptly addressing health-related issues that could affect legal obligations. Lawyers should ensure that clients who encounter similar situations are aware of their rights to seek extensions based on valid justifications.

Citations

  • Radha Raman Industries Case (2026) Calcutta HC
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