Order of cancellation of registration passed by Assessing ...

Cancellation order quashed for lack of hearing & reasons; remanded for fresh decision after due process.

Case Laws GST

October 10, 2024

Order of cancellation of registration passed by Assessing Officer upheld by dismissing appeal on limitation ground challenged for not providing opportunity of hearing and without assigning reasons for cancellation, violating principles of natural justice. Court quashed orders and remanded matter to Assessing Officer at show cause notice stage, directing registration to remain suspended till disposal, citing guidelines to avoid procedural lapses leading to writ petitions before High Court. Court emphasized authorities should follow procedure scrupulously to avoid unnecessary litigation.

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Order of cancellation of registration passed by Assessing ...

Cancellation order quashed for lack of hearing & reasons; remanded for fresh decision after due process.

Case Laws GST

October 10, 2024

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