- Delhi High Court rules that GST registration cannot be cancelled with retrospective effect due to non-filing of returns
- Registration can only be cancelled if proper officer deems it fit to do so based on objective criteria
- Non-filing of returns does not automatically warrant cancellation of registration with retrospective date
- Decision to cancel registration must be based on specific circumstances and not subjective judgment
Source: amsshardul.com
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