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Issues: Whether the provisional GSTIN generated for the petitioner was liable to be corrected to reflect the petitioner's PAN, and whether the consequential benefits flowing from such correction were required to be granted.
Analysis: The provisional GSTIN was generated through the GST Network on the basis of verification of the email address and mobile number submitted by the petitioner, and the middle ten characters ought to have reflected the PAN of the person who had become the proprietor before GST implementation. The wrong PAN appearing in the provisional GSTIN was attributable to the GST Network and constituted a mistake apparent from the record. The objection that the petitioner ought to have followed some other course for obtaining fresh registration was treated as hyper-technical. Once the change in proprietorship and the earlier VAT registration correction were verifiable from the assessing authority, the error required rectification. The Court also directed that, upon such verification, the invoices, declarations and returns containing the wrong provisional GSTIN would stand corrected on a deemed basis, and the petitioner would be entitled to the corresponding benefit already recognised in the related decision.
Conclusion: The provisional GSTIN was directed to be corrected in favour of the petitioner by substituting the petitioner's PAN, subject to verification of the amended proprietorship registration, with consequential reliefs flowing from that correction.
Final Conclusion: The writ petition succeeded and the petitioner obtained a mandatory direction for rectification of the GST registration particulars, together with ancillary consequential relief.
Ratio Decidendi: A provisional GST registration generated on the basis of verified particulars may be corrected where the wrong PAN is an apparent administrative error attributable to the portal authorities and the correction is supported by verifiable pre-GST change of proprietorship.