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Show Cause Notice u/s 75 of GST Act Must Be Clear and Provide Assessee a Fair Hearing Opportunity.

May 18, 2023

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Principles of natural justice - validity of SCN - vague and cryptic SCN - Section 75 of GST Act is complete Code in itself which prescribes for various stages or determination of wrongful utilization of ITC which is required to subject to affording of reasonable opportunity of being heard to the assessee. Since the Statute itself prescribes for affording reasonable opportunity, it is incumbent upon the Revenue to afford the same and any deficiency in that regard vitiates the end result. - HC

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