Format pack, 2 formats · FV05-I7

Writ Petitions, When the High Court is the Right First Door

For eight years the writ petition was the GST practitioner’s standard instrument because there was no Tribunal to go to; now that GSTAT functions, the same petition is dismissed with liberty to appeal, by which time the appeal is out of time.

Length
5 pages
Blanks to fill
87
Files
Word and PDF
Law stated to
13 September 2026

The 2 formats inside

  1. 1Brief to counsel for a writ petition, with the chronology and the synopsisArticle 226 · s.107 · s.83 · Rule 86A · s.11665 blanksOn its own₹149
  2. 2Application for unblocking of the electronic credit ledgerRule 86A(1) · Rule 86A(2) · Rule 86A(3) · Instruction No. 01/2021-GST dated 02.11.202124 blanksOn its own₹149

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The first part of “Brief to counsel for a writ petition, with the chronology and the synopsis”, as it downloads. Blanks are highlighted.

On the letterhead of the firm — the first document in the brief

To
[Counsel's name], [Senior Advocate / Advocate], [Chambers address]

Re: M/s [Client's name], GSTIN [Client's GSTIN] — proposed writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution against [the order of cancellation of registration in Form GST REG-19 dated ____ / the provisional attachment in Form GST DRC-22 dated ____ / the notice dated ____ / the notice in Form GST DRC-13 dated ____ / the blocking of the electronic credit ledger on ____ ]

1. WHAT COUNSEL IS ASKED TO DO, AND BY WHEN

  • Advise whether a petition under Article 226 is maintainable notwithstanding the statutory remedy, and on which gateway;

  • settle the petition and the interim application;

  • appear on mention and on admission;

  • advise on the conditions on which interim protection is likely to be granted, so that the client’s instructions can be taken in advance.

26 more paragraphs and tables follow in the full format.

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