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Provisional release of the seized goods - pendency of proceedings - the legislative intent in section 110A, introduced by way of an amendment, is clear that even during pendency of proceedings before the adjudicating authority, such authority is conferred the discretionary power to allow provisional release. - The writ petitions are disposed off granting liberty to the adjudicating authority to carry forward the proceedings initiated under section 124 of the Act in accordance with law. - HC
Provisional release of the seized goods - pendency of proceedings - the legislative intent in section 110A, introduced by way of an amendment, is clear that even during pendency of proceedings before the adjudicating authority, such authority is conferred the discretionary power to allow provisional release. - The writ petitions are disposed off granting liberty to the adjudicating authority to carry forward the proceedings initiated under section 124 of the Act in accordance with law. - HC
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