[Solved] Under what circumstances physical verification of business premises is mandatory?

Q.	Under what circumstances physical verification of business premises is mandatory?
A.	Physical verification of business premises is a discretionary power of proper officer.
B.	If additional information for registration asked by the proper officer is not submitted within specified time.
C.	If certificate of registration is obtained on misrepresentation of facts.
D.	If photograph of the business premise is not uploaded in the common portal within specified time.
Answer» A. Physical verification of business premises is a discretionary power of proper officer.

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