Validity of arrest of Petitioner - The competent officer at Pune ...

Central Excise

June 20, 2015

Validity of arrest of Petitioner - The competent officer at Pune has the power under section 21 of the Act which is similar to the power of the officer in charge of a police station. - HC

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Validity of arrest of Petitioner - The competent officer at Pune ...

Central Excise

June 20, 2015

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