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In Umesh Electricals v. Commercial Tax Officer, the Madras High Court provided relief to the Assessee, who missed a personal hearing related to a GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B mismatch notice issued on the GST portal. š
After an adverse order was passed due to non-appearance, the Assessee requested another opportunity to present their case, asserting no actual mismatch existed. š
āļø Recognizing potential merit, the Court exercised discretion, quashing the previous order and remanding the case for a fresh hearing on the merits. This decision underscores procedural fairness in GST proceedings.
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