Cancellation of registration of petitioner - non-speaking order ...

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May 12, 2023

Cancellation of registration of petitioner - non-speaking order - Right to know reasons is a legitimate right for a litigant. Absence of reasons is deprivation of reasonable opportunity as well, inasmuch as the person against whom the order is passed would not know as to on which consideration, the order is founded. - HC

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Cancellation of registration of petitioner - non-speaking order ...

GST

May 12, 2023

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