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      Retrospective cancellation requires prior show cause notice with supplied material and reasoned order; otherwise cancellation is set aside.

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      GSTMarch 13, 2026Case LawsHC
      Retrospective cancellation of GST registration cannot be exercised mechanically; a show cause notice must disclose any proposal for retrospective effect, identify or supply the material relied upon and afford a hearing, and any cancellation order must state reasons showing application of mind. An order that merely reproduces the notice or fails to supply supporting documents is non-speaking and unsustainable. Writ jurisdiction may be exercised despite availability of alternate remedies in exceptional cases where absence of fair notice, non-supply of material and a non-speaking order cause prejudice. The impugned retrospective cancellation was set aside; authorities may re-proceed only after proper notice, material and hearing.

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