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Issues: (i) Whether the impugned notice and final intimation were issued without jurisdiction. (ii) Whether the notices were issued in non-compliance with the statutory formalities under the GST provisions.
Analysis: The writ petition raised a challenge to the impugned action on the ground of lack of jurisdiction and alleged non-compliance with the statutory procedure. On the materials placed, the Court found a prima facie case for interim protection and considered the questions raised to require affidavit evidence from the respondents for final adjudication.
Outcome: Interim protection was granted against coercive action on the basis of the impugned notice for the stated period, while affidavits were directed and the matter was kept for final hearing.
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