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A provisional attachment of a bank account under the CGST Act does not continue after a final order is passed under Section 74. Applying the Supreme Court ruling in Om Prakash Gupta, the High Court held that the earlier attachment ceased on the passing of the final adjudication order and no separate adjudication on the attachment was required. The matter was disposed of on that basis.
A provisional attachment of a bank account under the CGST Act does not continue after a final order is passed under Section 74. Applying the Supreme Court ruling in Om Prakash Gupta, the High Court held that the earlier attachment ceased on the passing of the final adjudication order and no separate adjudication on the attachment was required. The matter was disposed of on that basis.
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