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Service of a seizure order in Form GST INS-02 was satisfied where the order identified the seized articles and bore the petitioner's signatures acknowledging physical delivery. The High Court declined to resolve conflicting factual claims on affidavits in writ jurisdiction, rejected the non-service challenge to the search and seizure proceedings, and dismissed the writ petition. The merits of the statutory proceedings remained open before the competent authority.
Service of a seizure order in Form GST INS-02 was satisfied where the order identified the seized articles and bore the petitioner's signatures acknowledging physical delivery. The High Court declined to resolve conflicting factual claims on affidavits in writ jurisdiction, rejected the non-service challenge to the search and seizure proceedings, and dismissed the writ petition. The merits of the statutory proceedings remained open before the competent authority.
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