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<h1>Non-bailable offences: substantial duty involvement in excise triggers cognizable non-bailable treatment and strict arrest safeguards.</h1> Offences of duty evasion and wrongful utilisation of duty credit are cognizable and non-bailable where duty on excisable goods exceeds fifty lakh rupees; all other section 9 offences are non-cognizable and bailable. Arrest may be made only after determining the correct clause of section 9(1) and duty quantum, with arrested persons informed of grounds and produced before a magistrate within 24 hours. Arrest decisions require careful assessment of mens rea, evidence, risk of tampering, and may require Commissioner or Chief Commissioner approval as specified.