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Issues: Whether an assessment order under the GST regime is liable to be set aside for non-mention of a Document Identification Number (DIN).
Analysis: The order challenged before the Court did not contain a DIN. The Court relied on the binding effect of the CBIC circular governing DIN requirements and on earlier decisions which had treated non-mention of DIN as affecting the validity of GST proceedings. In that legal framework, an order uploaded without a DIN was treated as lacking validity and liable to be interfered with.
Conclusion: The assessment order was held unsustainable for want of a DIN and was set aside, with liberty to the authority to undertake fresh assessment after issuing notice and assigning a DIN.