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<h1>Bail Granted: Petitioner Released After 9 Months in CGST Act 2017 Case Due to Time Served and Maximum Punishment.</h1> The SC granted bail to the petitioner involved in offenses under the CGST Act 2017. After nine months in custody, the petitioner was released on bail, ... Bail - custody period as a factor in bail - offences under the Central Goods and Services Tax Act - sentence ceiling of five years - release on bail subject to trial court's terms and conditionsBail - custody period as a factor in bail - sentence ceiling of five years - offences under the Central Goods and Services Tax Act - Grant of bail to the petitioner arrested in connection with alleged offences under the Central Goods and Services Tax Act - HELD THAT: - The Court took into account that the petitioner was arrested on 2 November 2023 and had been in custody for nearly nine months at the time of the order. The offences charged carry a maximum sentence of five years' imprisonment. Having regard to the limited maximum punishment and the substantial period of custody already undergone, the Court found it inappropriate to keep the petitioner in continued detention. Accordingly, the petitioner was directed to be released on bail, subject to such terms and conditions as the Trial Court may impose.Petitioner released on bail; Special Leave Petition disposed of; release to be on terms as may be imposed by the Trial Court.Final Conclusion: The Special Leave Petition was allowed by directing the release of the petitioner on bail, having regard to the maximum sentence of five years and the period of custody already undergone; the Trial Court to frame appropriate terms and conditions of bail. The Supreme Court granted bail to the petitioner who was denied bail in a case related to offenses under the Central Goods and Services Tax Act 2017. The petitioner had been in custody for nine months and was released on bail considering the maximum punishment and time served. The Special Leave Petition was disposed of.
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