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Validity Of order passed without signed by the authority - Principles of natural justice - Avoidable mistake - Scope of Section 160 of GST - Despite the respondent's argument that the order was uploaded by the competent authority, the Court relied on previous decisions to establish that an unsigned order cannot be considered valid. It emphasized the importance of signatures and concluded that the order in question lacked legal standing. Consequently, the Court allowed the petition and directed the respondent authorities to issue fresh orders in compliance with the law.
Validity Of order passed without signed by the authority - Principles of natural justice - Avoidable mistake - Scope of Section 160 of GST - Despite the respondent's argument that the order was uploaded by the competent authority, the Court relied on previous decisions to establish that an unsigned order cannot be considered valid. It emphasized the importance of signatures and concluded that the order in question lacked legal standing. Consequently, the Court allowed the petition and directed the respondent authorities to issue fresh orders in compliance with the law.
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