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Issues: Whether the seized goods and vehicle were liable to be released pending consideration of the petitioner's challenge to the proposed tax and penalty under Section 129 of the Uttar Pradesh Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017, and whether release was to be secured on the basis of Section 129(1)(a) or Section 129(1)(b).
Analysis: The petition was entertained against the order proposing tax and penalty for release of the goods. The respondents were granted time to seek instructions and file a counter affidavit. Pending further consideration, the Court directed release of the seized goods and the vehicle on deposit of the amount contemplated by Section 129(1)(a) and on furnishing an indemnity bond of the same amount.
Outcome: Interim release of the seized goods and vehicle was allowed on the terms directed by the Court, leaving the petitioner's challenge open for further consideration.