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Goods and Services Tax | GST Demand Set Aside as “Reply Not Satisfactory” Is Not a Reasoned Order: Punjab & Haryana HC

15 Oct 2026 · 2d agoBy UBR Legal AdvocatesSource: TaxGuru

Punjab & Haryana HC sets aside Section 73 GST demand because the officer rejected the taxpayer’s reply without reasons and orders fresh adjudication. The post GST Demand Set Aside as “Reply Not Satisfactory” Is Not a Reasoned Order: Punjab & Haryana HC appeared first on TaxGuru .

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