Calcutta HC quashes GST registration rejection over wrong verification
In short
The Calcutta High Court set aside a GST registration rejection because officials checked the wrong municipal portal. The summary says the petitioner had valid business registration records and the trade licence was wrongly verified.
This matters because a denied GST registration can block a business from operating normally. The reporting does not say which business was involved or whether the registration was finally granted.
What the reporting says
The Calcutta High Court quashed a GST registration rejection after verification was done on the wrong municipal portal, according to the publisher-supplied summary. The summary says the petitioner had valid business registration records and that the rejection was not sustainable because incorrect verification was used for the trade licence. The immediate consequence is that the earlier denial could not stand, though the order details are not provided.
Why it matters
The Calcutta High Court quashed the rejection of GST registration after finding that verification was done on the wrong municipal portal, despite the petitioner having valid business registration records. The summary indicates the trade licence was incorrectly checked, making the rejection unsustainable. This affects the applicant’s ability to secure GST registration, but the business name, filing date and final administrative outcome are not stated.