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<h1>Correction Ordered for GSTIN Error, Petitioner to Benefit from Previous Decisions</h1> <h3>Jhas Industries Versus State of U.P. And 4 Others</h3> Jhas Industries Versus State of U.P. And 4 Others - 2022 (59) G.S.T.L. 60 (All.) Issues:Rectification of mistake in GSTIN allocation.Analysis:The petitioner filed a writ petition seeking direction for rectifying a mistake in the GSTIN allocated to him by the GSTN. The petitioner's father owned a business which later became the petitioner's proprietorship. When GST was enforced, a provisional GSTIN was generated, but with an error in the PAN number. The petitioner informed the authorities about the mistake promptly. Despite the application for fresh registration, the error persisted, causing hindrance to the business. The petitioner was unable to avail transitional ITC and file returns under the GST regime for a specific period. The revenue authorities argued against the petitioner's approach for fresh registration, but the court found the objection hyper-technical. The mistake in the PAN was attributed to the GST Network, not the petitioner. The court directed the respondent to verify the petitioner's status with the VAT authorities and correct the GSTIN to reflect the correct PAN within a month. All related documents with the wrong GSTIN would be deemed corrected, and the petitioner would benefit from a previous decision.In conclusion, the court acknowledged the mistake in the GSTIN allocation to the petitioner, which hindered business operations and tax compliance. The court found the petitioner diligent in notifying authorities about the error and directed the respondent to rectify the GSTIN to reflect the correct PAN as per VAT records. This decision would enable the petitioner to avail transitional ITC, file returns, and conduct business smoothly under the GST regime.