Restriction of Input Tax Credit under Rule 86A applies only to fraudulently or ineligible availed credit; mere wrongful recipient availment is insuffi...
Grant of regular bail in economic-offence proceedings where alleged offences carry maximum imprisonment up to five years: court reasons that documentary and electronic evidence, to be led through official witnesses, do not necessitate custodial detention or risk of tampering, particularly when no custodial interrogation is sought; balancing need for detention against liberty, bail is granted subject to conditions requiring personal bonds and two sureties each. Observations limited to bail determination and not to merits.
Grant of regular bail in economic-offence proceedings where alleged offences carry maximum imprisonment up to five years: court reasons that documentary and electronic evidence, to be led through official witnesses, do not necessitate custodial detention or risk of tampering, particularly when no custodial interrogation is sought; balancing need for detention against liberty, bail is granted subject to conditions requiring personal bonds and two sureties each. Observations limited to bail determination and not to merits.
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