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<h1>Goods and Vehicles Detention Under GST Act Section 129: Penalties, Procedures, and Exceptions Explained</h1> Under Section 129 of the GST Act, goods and conveyances can be detained or seized if transported or stored in violation of the Act. Detention requires serving an order on the transporter. Penalties vary: for taxable goods, 200% of the tax or 50% of the value; for exempt goods, 2% of the value or Rs. 25,000. Goods can be released upon penalty payment or security provision. Conveyances may be released if the transporter pays the lesser of Rs. 1 lakh or the determined penalty. Orders for penalty payment must be issued within seven days of notice, and goods may be disposed of if penalties are unpaid within 15 days. Exceptions apply for perishable or hazardous goods.
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