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Search and seizure - The case involved a challenge to a ...


Court Dismisses Petition for Release of Seized Goods Due to Non-Compliance with GST Act Procedures.

March 15, 2024

Case Laws     GST     HC

Search and seizure - The case involved a challenge to a prohibitory order issued under the GST Act following a search and seizure procedure. The petitioners sought release of seized goods, but the court emphasized the necessity of following prescribed mechanisms under the Act for such requests. Without an application for release under Section 67(6), the court found no grounds for interference and disposed of the writ petition accordingly.

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