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Issues: Whether the petitioner, accused of offences under the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017, was entitled to bail in view of the period of custody.
Analysis: The petitioner was ed of illegally taking Input Tax Credit and was in custody since 24.07.2018 for more than 62 days. Considering the duration of custody, the Court found it appropriate to grant bail.
Conclusion: The petitioner was released on bail on furnishing bail bond and sureties, with directions to cooperate with the Investigating Officer and appear before the Investigating Authority during the investigation.
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