Official appellate-index brief
Interactive flat-panel classification and rate
Appellate analysis checklist
Place the AAR and AAAR orders side by side and record each question, finding and appellate ground.
Classify as upheld, modified, set aside, remanded, withdrawn, dismissed on procedure or otherwise disposed.
The appellate ruling remains within the limited sections 103 and 104 framework and is not a nationwide precedent.
Search official High Court records for writ or appeal and record any interim or final order.
Practical application
A professional considering interactive flat-panel classification and rate should capture the complete AAR and AAAR reasoning, identify the exact product/service or transaction facts, compare current notifications and record whether the order was remanded or merely upheld. A short index brief cannot replace the operative order.
Official source and validation status
GST Council official AAAR index: Open official source
Finin2min Q&A
Is this ruling binding across India?
No. Sections 103 and 104 limit statutory binding effect to the applicant and the concerned or jurisdictional officer, subject to the facts and law remaining the same.
Can another taxpayer rely on it?
It may be a research input, but it is not national precedent. Check the applicable jurisdiction, later AAAR/court treatment and the official order.
What must be archived?
Application questions, statement of facts, written submissions, hearing record, full order PDF, annexures and any appellate order.