M/s Baba Industries vs Union of India & Ors.
The petitioner challenged a show cause notice and suspension of GST registration alleging fraud and non-existence of business. The factual background showed that the notice did not disclose material particulars or supporting documents, thereby preventing effective reply.
The Court held that a show cause notice for cancellation must disclose specific allegations and material relied upon. Cryptic notices without documents violate principles of natural justice. The impugned notice and suspension order were quashed.
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