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Order Passed Ex Parte Void Due to Improper Service of Show Cause Notice; Violates Natural Justice Principles.

June 9, 2023

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Service of SCN - SCN not sent at proper address - The department was fully aware that the appellant is not residing and not available in the address - After the Show Cause Notice was returned, the department paste and affix the Show Cause Notice at the same address - The Show Cause Notice was not issued to the appellant and also that the order has been passed exparte. - Clear violation of principles of natural justice is established - the demand cannot sustain and requires to be set aside - AT

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