Vikram P. Jain Proprietor Of Vikram P. Jain And Co. vs. Superintendent And Anr
Facts
The applicant, Vikram P. Jain, proprietor of Vikram P. Jain And Co., filed an Anticipatory Bail Application before the Bombay High Court. The respondents were the Superintendent, Office of the Commissioner of CGST & Cx. Palghar, and the State. The application was filed seeking anticipatory bail in relation to proceedings initiated by the CGST authorities. The specific tax period, the nature of the alleged offense, or the amount in dispute were not detailed in the provided text. The procedural history leading to this application was not elaborated.
Held
The Court granted the applicant's request to withdraw the anticipatory bail application. The applicant sought liberty to pursue other remedies available in law. The Court allowed this request. Consequently, the application was dismissed as withdrawn. The Court did not delve into the merits of the anticipatory bail plea or the underlying GST proceedings. The reasoning for the withdrawal was not explicitly stated, but the Court acceded to the applicant's instruction. No specific GST provisions were discussed or interpreted, as the matter was disposed of on a procedural point.
Key Issues
The primary issue before the Court was whether to grant anticipatory bail to the applicant. The Court had to decide on the merits of the application for anticipatory bail, considering the potential for arrest by the CGST authorities. The applicant, through their counsel, sought to withdraw the application. The respondents, the CGST authorities and the State, were represented and present before the Court. No specific arguments from the respondents were recorded in the provided text, other than their presence.
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sg 9.aba2323-22.doc O/o. The Commissioner of CGST & Cx. Palghar And Anr. ..Respondents ..... Mr Tanmay Sangani, i/b. PD Jain & Co., for the Applicant. Mr Jitendra Mishra, a/w. Ms Sangeeta Yadav, Mr Ashutosh Mishra, Mr Rupesh D and Mr Umesh Gupte, for Respondent No.1/CGST. Mr MG Patil, APP, for Respondent No.2/State. ..... Coram : R. N. Laddha, J. Date : 25 July 2024 P.C.: . The learned Counsel for the applicant, on instructions, seeks leave to withdraw this application with liberty to seek appropriate remedy available in the law. Leave granted as prayed for.
The application stands dismissed as withdrawn. (R. N. Laddha, J.) _______________________________________________ 25 July 2024 SMITA JOHNSON GONSALVES JOHNSON GONSALVES Date: 2024.07.25 17:04:08 +0530
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