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Show-cause notices for cancellation of GST registration were...

Cancellation of GST registration challenged for procedural lapses; notices quashed and fresh proceedings allowed only after rule compliance

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GST February 12, 2026 Case Laws HC
Show-cause notices for cancellation of GST registration were found to breach the principles of natural justice by denying respondents an opportunity to reply and to present documents, and by omitting required physical verification procedures under the CGST Rules; those procedural defects vitiated the final orders and warranted quashing. The availability of an efficacious statutory appeal did not cure the denial of a hearing, and appellate remit powers were not treated as substituting for the Assessing Authority's mandatory compliance. The impugned notices and orders are set aside; fresh proceedings may be initiated only after strict compliance with the prescribed registration cancellation procedure.

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