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Principles of natural justice violated due to vague summary ...


Improper notice & order for ITC reversal sans reasoned adjudication; remanded for fresh consideration.

September 11, 2024

Case Laws     GST     HC

Principles of natural justice violated due to vague summary notice merely citing risk of excess ITC availed by petitioner on account of GSTR mismatch. Order u/s 73 of CGST Act set aside as proper officer failed to consider detailed replies with supporting documents filed by petitioner, merely stating they were unsatisfactory without application of mind. Reference to audit observation erroneous as no audit conducted u/s 65. Impugned order quashed, show cause notice remitted to proper officer for re-adjudication. Petition disposed of by remand.

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