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Petitioner in GST Evasion Case Awaits Trial; State Must Complete Probe in 3 Months or Bail Granted.

May 11, 2020

Case Laws     GST     SC

Release on bail - fake firms - evasion of GST input taxes - Petitioner spent one year in Jail - the maximum punishment to be imposed on the petitioner, if convicted, is five years. - The State shall make endeavour to complete the investigation within three months from today - In case the investigation is not completed within three months from this day, the petitioner shall be released on bail by the Trial Court by imposing appropriate terms and conditions

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