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Interpretation of statute - Confiscation of goods alongwith conveyance - exercise of power arbitrarily and without any application of mind. - for the same breach and/or contravention of the provisions of the Act, there are two types of penalties provided under Section 129 and Section 130(i)(v) of the Act - the Legislature should, once again, look into both the provisions, i.e, Sections 129 and 130 of the Act and amend the sections accordingly so as to remove certain inconsistencies in the two provisions.
Interpretation of statute - Confiscation of goods alongwith conveyance - exercise of power arbitrarily and without any application of mind. - for the same breach and/or contravention of the provisions of the Act, there are two types of penalties provided under Section 129 and Section 130(i)(v) of the Act - the Legislature should, once again, look into both the provisions, i.e, Sections 129 and 130 of the Act and amend the sections accordingly so as to remove certain inconsistencies in the two provisions.
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