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Electronic Service via Common Portal Legally Valid Under GST Act, Section 169(1)(d) Enables Direct Digital Notification Without Additional Requirements
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HC held that service of notice/order via common portal is valid under GST Act. Section 169(1)(d) independently provides for electronic service through common portal, without requiring additional notification under Section 146. The statutory provision explicitly enables serving decisions, orders, summons, and notices electronically. The petitioner's contention challenging portal-based service was rejected. The court set aside impugned orders, directing petitioner to deposit 25% of disputed taxes within four weeks. The judgment affirms the legal validity of electronic service mechanisms in GST proceedings.
HC held that service of notice/order via common portal is valid under GST Act. Section 169(1)(d) independently provides for electronic service through common portal, without requiring additional notification under Section 146. The statutory provision explicitly enables serving decisions, orders, summons, and notices electronically. The petitioner's contention challenging portal-based service was rejected. The court set aside impugned orders, directing petitioner to deposit 25% of disputed taxes within four weeks. The judgment affirms the legal validity of electronic service mechanisms in GST proceedings.
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