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REVOCATION OF CANCELLATION OF GST REGISTRATION

BARUN MUKHERJEE

Respected sir,

How to revoke of cancellation of GST registration where order of cancellation exceeds one hundred and eighty days..?

Debate on Reversing GST Registration Cancellation After 180 Days; Discusses Article 226 Writ Petitions and Legal Strategies A discussion on revoking the cancellation of GST registration after 180 days includes three replies. One participant asks for clarification on the circumstances leading to the cancellation. Another suggests using a Madras High Court judgment under Article 226 of the Indian Constitution to file a writ petition. A third participant criticizes the department for hindering revenue by not revoking cancellations, noting that over 40% of High Court cases involve such issues. They recommend writing to higher officials citing existing judgments and, if unsuccessful, filing a writ as a last resort. (AI Summary)
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