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Since it was mandatory on the part of the respondents to provide opportunity to assessee for personal hearing and without giving any such opportunity of personal hearing, the impugned order came to be passed, which amounted to violation of provision specified under Section 75(4).
Service of notice for cancellation of GST registration through e-portal only without physical means was not valid as assessee could not open the e- Portal, due to cancellation of their GST registration and the respondent could expect assessee to know of the issuance of show cause notice or any other communications which were sent through e-Portal.
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