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Cancellation of GST registration of petitioner - The High Court found that the cancellation orders were arbitrary as they did not consider the returns filed by the petitioner, which disclosed substantial business activities. The High Court observed that, merely because at the place of business no stock was found it was concluded that the petitioner did not conduct any business activity. There is no law which mandates a businessman to always retain stock at the place of business. Order of cancellation set aside.
Cancellation of GST registration of petitioner - The High Court found that the cancellation orders were arbitrary as they did not consider the returns filed by the petitioner, which disclosed substantial business activities. The High Court observed that, merely because at the place of business no stock was found it was concluded that the petitioner did not conduct any business activity. There is no law which mandates a businessman to always retain stock at the place of business. Order of cancellation set aside.
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