Format pack, 2 formats · FV05-I6

High Court and Supreme Court

Above the Tribunal the dispute stops being about the client’s facts and becomes about a question of law, and the Chartered Accountant’s work changes with it, from arguing the case to building the record and the brief on which somebody else will argue it.

Length
6 pages
Blanks to fill
153
Files
Word and PDF
Law stated to
13 September 2026

The 2 formats inside

  1. 1Appeal to the High Court in Form GST APL-08 with the substantial questions of laws.117(1) · s.117(2) · s.117(3) · Rule 11478 blanksOn its own₹149
  2. 2Brief to counsel for an appeal under section 117, instructions, synopsis, list of dates and compilation indexs.117 · s.118 · s.119 · s.11688 blanksOn its own₹149

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The first part of “Appeal to the High Court in Form GST APL-08 with the substantial questions of law”, as it downloads. Blanks are highlighted.

To be settled by counsel and filed with the memorandum of appeal in the format prescribed by the Appellate Side Rules of the High Court concerned

Field in Form GST APL-08

Entry

GSTIN and name of the appellant

[____]

Order appealed against, with the Bench that passed it

Order dated [DD.MM.YYYY] in Appeal No. [____] of [____] passed by the [State Bench at ____ ] of the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal

Date of receipt of the order

[DD.MM.YYYY] — by [speed post / the GSTAT portal]

Last date under s.117(2), being 180 days

[DD.MM.YYYY]

Whether against the whole or a part of the order

[____]

Amount in dispute

Tax Rs [____], interest Rs [____], penalty Rs [____]

Tax period

[____]

IN THE HIGH COURT OF [High Court (name)] AT [Seat of the High Court (place)]
(Appellate Jurisdiction — appeal under section 117 of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act 2017)

GST Appeal No. [High Court GST appeal number] of [High Court GST appeal year]

33 more paragraphs and tables follow in the full format.

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