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Issues: Whether goods and the vehicle detained under Section 47(2) of the Kerala Value Added Tax Act, 2003 were liable to be released pending adjudication, and whether the adjudication proceedings should be directed to be completed expeditiously.
Analysis: The detention notice was challenged on the ground that the petitioner was not a dealer and was engaged only in diagnostic services. The Court noted that an earlier decision on a similar detention had already directed release of the goods and vehicle on execution of a personal bond, while leaving the departmental authorities free to complete adjudication. Following the same approach, the Court directed interim release of the goods and vehicle on execution of a personal bond for the security demanded in the notice, and also directed expeditious completion of the adjudication proceedings.
Conclusion: The goods and vehicle were ordered to be released pending adjudication, subject to execution of a personal bond, and the adjudication was to be completed expeditiously.