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Proper-officer jurisdiction under UPGST penalty provisions upheld; participation on merits prevents bypassing the statutory appellate remedy through w...
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Seeking to revoke the cancellation of GST registration - The petitioner, a university, contended that despite fulfilling tax obligations and filing returns until a certain period, their registration was cancelled, allegedly infringing upon constitutional rights and principles of natural justice. The court noted a delay in submitting returns but recognized the petitioner's efforts to rectify the situation by promptly clearing outstanding dues. While the petitioner had not submitted a specific application for revocation as required by law, they undertook to do so within a stipulated timeframe. Considering precedents emphasizing caution in cancelling GST registrations, the court adopted a pragmatic approach, ultimately allowing the petition and directing the restoration of GST registration.
Seeking to revoke the cancellation of GST registration - The petitioner, a university, contended that despite fulfilling tax obligations and filing returns until a certain period, their registration was cancelled, allegedly infringing upon constitutional rights and principles of natural justice. The court noted a delay in submitting returns but recognized the petitioner's efforts to rectify the situation by promptly clearing outstanding dues. While the petitioner had not submitted a specific application for revocation as required by law, they undertook to do so within a stipulated timeframe. Considering precedents emphasizing caution in cancelling GST registrations, the court adopted a pragmatic approach, ultimately allowing the petition and directing the restoration of GST registration.
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