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Seizure of goods - incomplete E-Way bill - Section 129(1) of UP GST - Apparently there is a convention of the provision of the Act which mandates that the E-Way bill should be accompany the goods in transit - There is no illegality in seizing goods for violation of provision of the Act. - HC
Seizure of goods - incomplete E-Way bill - Section 129(1) of UP GST - Apparently there is a convention of the provision of the Act which mandates that the E-Way bill should be accompany the goods in transit - There is no illegality in seizing goods for violation of provision of the Act. - HC
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