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    July 25, 2026   Case Laws GST
    Personal hearing and valid DIN requirements safeguard GST registration cancellation and prevent retrospective validation of defective notices.
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      Profiteering - Given the fact that two out of three entities have, it appears, passed on a substantial amount qua the purported profiteered amount, to their customers, the respondents will not, for the moment, subject the petitioners to coercive measures. - HC
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