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GST arrest under Section 69 of the CGST Act requires the Commissioner personally to form and record reasons to believe, based on credible material, concerning the specified offence, the requisite intent and the justification for arrest. The reasons must identify the underlying material, show due application of mind and be communicated to the arrestee; a bare recital is insufficient. Grounds of arrest and reasons to believe require an electronically generated Document Identification Number, subject to limited exceptions and prescribed regularisation. Inclusion in an arrest memo does not dispense with that requirement.
GST arrest under Section 69 of the CGST Act requires the Commissioner personally to form and record reasons to believe, based on credible material, concerning the specified offence, the requisite intent and the justification for arrest. The reasons must identify the underlying material, show due application of mind and be communicated to the arrestee; a bare recital is insufficient. Grounds of arrest and reasons to believe require an electronically generated Document Identification Number, subject to limited exceptions and prescribed regularisation. Inclusion in an arrest memo does not dispense with that requirement.
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