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Cancelling GST Registration Like Capital Punishment for Traders: Madras HC

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Jones Diraviam Vs Deputy Commissioner (GST Appeal) (Madras High Court)
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Jones Diraviam Vs Deputy Commissioner (GST Appeal) (Madras High Court) In the case of Jones Diraviam vs. Deputy Commissioner (GST Appeal) in the Madras High Court, the petitioner, a supply contractor with GST registration, had his registration cancelled due to failure to submit returns. The cancellation of registration severely impacted his ability to conduct business and maintain his livelihood. Although the petitioner filed an appeal, it was delayed by 260 days. The petitioner argued that he was unaware of the notice for non-filing of returns and failed to respond due to inadvertent oversigh...
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CA Sandeep Kanoi
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  1. Even after 75 years of indepandance and five years of GST, stillwe accept the excuse of “illeterate dealer” However the honble judge gave good relief.

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