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Cancellation of GST registration based solely on a list...

Physical verification before GST registration cancellation is required where fake-enterprise allegations rest solely on an official list.

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GST September 11, 2026 Case Laws HC
Cancellation of GST registration based solely on a list identifying an enterprise as fake requires prior physical verification of its registered business premises, particularly where the registrant has responded to the show-cause notice with documents relating to State Authority proceedings. Treating the enterprise as non-operational without that verification was improper. The show-cause notice and cancellation order were quashed, while preserving the proper officer's ability to verify the premises under the GST Rules and take further action in accordance with law.

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