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Issues: Whether the order cancelling GST registration was liable to be set aside for want of adequate opportunity of hearing and for being passed in haste.
Analysis: The show cause notice allowed 30 days for response, but the personal hearing was fixed before that period expired and the cancellation order was uploaded immediately thereafter. The authority did not grant an effective opportunity to explain the default and proceeded without adequate consideration, which rendered the process unfair. The cancellation order was also unsustainable as it was passed in undue haste, and the matter required reconsideration after affording a proper hearing and recording reasons.
Conclusion: The cancellation order was set aside and the petitioner was entitled to a fresh opportunity before the competent authority.