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    Ex parte GST rectification cannot replace fresh adjudication when replies were ignored and personal hearing was denied.
    Regular bail in alleged excise-duty evasion refused due to pending investigation and risk of influencing evidence.
    Regular bail in pending GST evasion investigation declined due to alleged unaccounted stock, undocumented purchases, and offence gravity.
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    Excess ITC reversal through DRC-03 remains valid despite blank reasons column, while interest and penalty waiver may apply.
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