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Seeking release of conveyance and the goods - It is evident that it is after issuing MOV 1 and 2, the first respondent had issued the show cause notice in GST MOV-10 u/s 130, directing the petitioner to show cause why the proceedings should not be initiated against him u/s 130 of the GST Act. - No case made out to entertain the writ petition - WP dismissed - HC
Seeking release of conveyance and the goods - It is evident that it is after issuing MOV 1 and 2, the first respondent had issued the show cause notice in GST MOV-10 u/s 130, directing the petitioner to show cause why the proceedings should not be initiated against him u/s 130 of the GST Act. - No case made out to entertain the writ petition - WP dismissed - HC
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