Supreme Court declines to interfere with Delhi High Court order in GST matter; SLP by Department dismissed, High Court ruling stands.

Case: Special Commissioner Zone–11 & Ors. v. Hybon Technologies Private Limited
Citation: SLP (C) No. 21165 of 2025
Court/Bench: Supreme Court of India
Coram: Hon’ble Mr. Justice J.B. Pardiwala; Hon’ble Mr. Justice K.V. Viswanathan
Date of Decision: 29-08-2025

Whether the Supreme Court should exercise jurisdiction under Article 136 to interfere with the Delhi High Court’s judgment in a GST dispute involving Hybon Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

The Department filed a Special Leave Petition challenging the Delhi High Court’s decision dated 18-03-2025 in W.P.(C) No. 3137/2025.

The case arises from GST-related proceedings; specifics of the controversy were before the High Court.

On listing, the Supreme Court considered the record of proceedings.

The Supreme Court recorded no reason to interfere with the impugned order.

It was held that there was no reason to interfere with the judgment of the Delhi High Court. The Special Leave Petition was accordingly dismissed; pending applications stood disposed of.

Where no substantial ground for interference is made out, the Supreme Court will decline to disturb a High Court order under Article 136; the High Court’s ruling continues to govern the parties.

Treat the Delhi High Court’s judgment (18-03-2025) as operative. Review your positions and documentation in line with that ruling. Obtain and examine the High Court order to align compliance, ongoing litigation strategy, and any pending representations accordingly.