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Ensuring Procedural Fairness in GST Registration Cancellation: Analysis of a High Court Ruling

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....ncellation of Goods and Services Tax (GST) registration and the issuance of show-cause notices. The judgment scrutinizes the procedural aspects of GST registration cancellation, emphasizing the necessity of detailed and specific allegations in show-cause notices. The decision highlights key legal principles and procedural requirements that govern administrative actions under the GST framework, par....

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....t activities. However, this power must be exercised in a manner that is fair, reasonable, and compliant with the principles of natural justice. A key component of this process is the issuance of a show-cause notice, giving the taxpayer an opportunity to respond to the allegations before any adverse action is taken. Issues Raised * Adequacy of the Show-Cause Notice: The primary issue was the ade....

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....rative actions. * Compliance with Natural Justice: The Court reiterated that the principles of natural justice are a cornerstone of administrative law, especially in tax proceedings. A taxpayer must be given a fair opportunity to respond to allegations before any cancellation of registration is effected. * Technical Glitches are Not an Excuse for Procedural Lapses: The Court acknowledged t....