Respondents Ordered to Release Goods Promptly: Petitioner's Rights Upheld

The court directed the respondents to pass orders for provisional release of goods within a week and inform the petitioner directly, keeping all rights and remedies open. Orders for release were to cover all Bills of Entry related to the case, with prompt action for seized goods. The writ petitions were disposed of accordingly, with orders provided dasti for compliance with the court's directives.

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Issues Involved:
Provisional release of goods, issuance of 'No Objection', seizure of goods, writ petitions.

Provisional Release of Goods:
The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence submitted that 'No Objection' was issued by the Department in two cases. The court directed the respondents to pass orders for provisional release of the goods within a week and inform the petitioner directly. All rights and remedies of the parties were kept open.

Issuance of 'No Objection' and Seizure of Goods:
In one case, 'No Objection' was provided for eight consignments, but the petition related to nine Bills of Entry. The court ordered that the orders to be passed should cover all nine Bills of Entry. Seizure of goods was undertaken in these cases, and the appropriate orders for release were to be passed promptly.

Writ Petitions:
The writ petitions were disposed of based on the above terms. The court directed that a copy of the order be provided dasti, under the signatures of the Court Master, ensuring compliance with the directives issued in the judgment.

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