The Gauhati High Court has directed GST authorities to consider the restoration of a cancelled GST registration upon compliance with statutory requirements, reaffirming the legal position that procedural lapses can be remedied where substantive compliance is achieved. The bench of Justice Robin Phukan found that cancellation of GST registration carries serious civil consequences, affecting the…
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