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Portal order discrepancies invalidated rectification rejection, requiring fresh reasoned consideration after hearing and prompt communication of the order.
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Portal-generated order discrepancies and non-communication rendered the rejection of a rectification application legally untenable. The order-sheet recorded that the rejection order could not be generated because of portal technical glitches, while the purported order carried a later handwritten signature date, creating an unresolved inconsistency. The High Court quashed the rejection and remanded the rectification application to the competent authority for fresh, reasoned disposal after giving the petitioner an adequate hearing and promptly communicating the order.
Portal-generated order discrepancies and non-communication rendered the rejection of a rectification application legally untenable. The order-sheet recorded that the rejection order could not be generated because of portal technical glitches, while the purported order carried a later handwritten signature date, creating an unresolved inconsistency. The High Court quashed the rejection and remanded the rectification application to the competent authority for fresh, reasoned disposal after giving the petitioner an adequate hearing and promptly communicating the order.
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