GST - Provisional release of detained goods - When the statute ...

GST

December 13, 2017

GST - Provisional release of detained goods - When the statute itself provides for a mechanism (for adjudication following detention of goods including for the provisional release thereof pending adjudication), a deviation therefrom cannot be ordered. - HC

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GST - Provisional release of detained goods - When the statute ...

GST

December 13, 2017

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