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Issues: Whether the detention of goods for non-production of the e-transit pass during mid-transit and for alleged discrepancy between the invoice value and the KK Form value was justified, and whether the goods were liable to be released.
Analysis: The goods were shown to be accompanied by KK Forms, bill of entry, sale bill and e-transit passes, and the statutory scheme under Section 70(1)(b) of the Tamil Nadu Value Added Tax Act, 2006 read with Rule 15(17)(bb) of the Tamil Nadu Value Added Tax Rules required the transit pass to be delivered to the officer at the last check post or barrier before exit from the State. On that basis, the absence of the pass in the middle of transit could not by itself justify detention. The Court also found that the accompanying documents warranted verification rather than immediate detention.
Conclusion: The detention was held unsustainable and the goods were directed to be released.
Ratio Decidendi: Where goods in transit are accompanied by the prescribed documents, failure to carry the transit pass before exit from the State does not justify detention during transit; the authorities must act in accordance with the statutory checkpoint mechanism.