Bail Granted in Tax Evasion Case: Insufficient Evidence and No Proven Pattern of Deliberate Tax Fraud

Bail Granted in Tax Evasion Case: Insufficient Evidence and No Proven Pattern of Deliberate Tax FraudCase-LawsGSTHC granted bail to the respondent in a tax evasion case after 13 days in custody. The court noted the investigation agency has sufficient powe

Bail Granted in Tax Evasion Case: Insufficient Evidence and No Proven Pattern of Deliberate Tax Fraud
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GST
HC granted bail to the respondent in a tax evasion case after 13 days in custody. The court noted the investigation agency has sufficient powers to examine GST department and bank records. The respondent, a Delhi resident, was not shown to be a habitual tax offender. Despite the investigation starting in 2020, no criminal complaint was filed, potentially rendering the respondent eligible for default bail. The court found no evidence of potential misuse of bail liberty. The petition challenging bail was consequently dismissed, affirming the respondent's release.
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