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A notice, dispute or disruption

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When the Adjudicator Cites a Ghost: A Story of AI HallucinationsCourts & Tribunals · UpdateWhen the Adjudicator Cites a Ghost: A Story of AI HallucinationsFor importers, exporters and taxpayers facing an order, show cause notice or assessment that leans on case law nobody has checked, and for the advisors who draft the replies.R. K. Jain, IRS (Retd.) · 3 September 2026 · 7 min read
Supreme Court on Section 74 CGST: Tata Steel SCN QuashedGST · UpdateSupreme Court on Section 74 CGST: Tata Steel SCN QuashedSection 74 GST Notice: The Three Tests After Tata SteelGST · GuideSection 74 GST Notice: The Three Tests After Tata Steel
CBIC's March 2026 Circulars on Returned Export CargoCustoms · UpdateCBIC's March 2026 Circulars on Returned Export CargoFor exporters whose cargo was turned back or diverted, and their forwarders and brokers.30 March 2026 · 4 minDGFT's QCTD: Resolving Quality Complaints and Trade DisputesDGFT & Trade Agreements · ExplainerDGFT's QCTD: Resolving Quality Complaints and Trade DisputesFor exporters who have received a buyer's quality complaint, and importers with a supplier who did not deliver.23 December 2025 · 3 minPartner Government Agencies in Customs: Who Clears WhatCustoms · GuidePartner Government Agencies in Customs: Who Clears WhatFor any importer whose goods are held at the port, or who ships food, drugs, electronics, chemicals or plant material.24 October 2025 · 4 min

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