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<h1>Allow submission of corrected GST within seven days from 25.11.2024; respondent to stay disciplinary action under Enlistment Rules, 2024</h1> HC directed that because the GST registration submitted at enlistment was incorrect but later corrected, the petitioner be allowed to submit the corrected ... Validity of SCN issued by the respondent/Central Public Works Department (CPWD) - petitioner subsequently rectified the particular document in question, namely, the GST Registration Certificate - HELD THAT:- It is evident from the submissions made by learned counsel appearing for the parties that the GST Registration Certificate submitted by the petitioner to the respondent at the time of enlistment was an incorrect/invalid document which was subsequently corrected. The respondent gave 15 days time to the petitioner to respond to the show cause notice failing which the respondent would take appropriate action against the petitioner. Considering the fact that the petitioner’s GST Registration Certificate was subsequently corrected, the petitioner shall be given an opportunity to bring the corrected documents before the respondent within 7 days from 25.11.2024. The respondent shall consider these documents and take appropriate action on these documents. The respondent shall not initiate any disciplinary proceedings against the petitioner before the petitioner is given sufficient opportunity to present its case along with the corrected documents before the respondent. It is made clear that any action taken by the respondents in terms of the Rules for Enlistment of contractors in CPWD, 2024 shall be in accordance with law. Petition disposed off. 'The writ petition is premature.' Petitioner sought declaration that a show-cause notice issued by respondent (CPWD) was illegal and void because the GST Registration Certificate submitted at enlistment was subsequently rectified. Court noted the GST Registration Certificate originally submitted was an incorrect/invalid document which was later corrected. Petitioner granted opportunity to file the corrected documents before the respondent within 7 days from 25.11.2024; respondent to 'consider these documents and take appropriate action.' Respondent directed not to 'initiate any disciplinary proceedings against the petitioner before the petitioner is given sufficient opportunity to present its case along with the corrected documents.' Any action taken under the Rules for Enlistment of contractors in CPWD, 2024 must be 'in accordance with law.' Writ petition disposed; interim orders, if any, vacated; all connected applications disposed of; no order as to costs.
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