Prompt Disposal of Representation on Savings Account Attachment under CGST Act The High Court of Madras directed the first respondent to promptly dispose of the petitioner's representation dated 18.06.2019 regarding the provisional ...
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Prompt Disposal of Representation on Savings Account Attachment under CGST Act
The High Court of Madras directed the first respondent to promptly dispose of the petitioner's representation dated 18.06.2019 regarding the provisional attachment of the Savings Bank account under the Central Goods and Services Act, 2017. The court emphasized the need for a timely response and decision communication to the petitioner. The writ petition was disposed of with specified directions and without costs.
Issues: 1. Representation dated 18.06.2019 not responded to by the first respondent. 2. Provisional attachment of Savings Bank account under the Central Goods and Services Act, 2017.
Analysis: 1. The writ petition was filed seeking a direction to the first respondent to dispose of a representation dated 18.06.2019. The petitioner abridged the prayer to focus solely on this issue. The representation requested the raising of the attachment on the Savings Bank account. The Court noted that there was no response or reply from the first respondent regarding this representation. The main issue was the inaction of the first respondent in addressing the petitioner's request.
2. The facts of the case involved proceedings against the petitioner under the Central Goods and Services Act, 2017, which included criminal prosecution. Additionally, the Savings Bank account of the petitioner had been provisionally attached. The petitioner's representation to the first respondent sought the release of this attachment. The Court emphasized the need for expeditious disposal of the representation by the first respondent within six weeks from the date of the order. The communication of the decision on the representation to the petitioner was also mandated within seven working days from the date of the order.
In conclusion, the High Court of Madras directed the first respondent to dispose of the petitioner's representation dated 18.06.2019 promptly and in accordance with the law. The court emphasized the need for a timely response and communication of the decision to the petitioner. The writ petition was disposed of with the specified directions and without any costs.
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