V87- Summons, Arrest and Bail under GST Act | Prashant Kanha AOR | Nikhil Kumar

GST Act came into force In 2017. The same has been its developmental stage and thus many people are misusing this act for wrongly availing input tax credit that is they are doing tax evasion. It is punishable for upto 5 years under section 132 of CGST act. In such cases Adjudicating officer determines if such Tax Evasion has happened. But there have been instances where arrests are taking place without determination by the Adjudicating officer. If a person has been sent summons under Section 69 of CGST act, the person should go directly to Sessions Court or before High Court to take Anticipatory Bail. If in case the person is still arrested, the person can file for Bail. **DISCLAIMER** THE VIDEO IS NEITHER AN ADVERTISEMENT NOR A LEGAL ADVICE, IT IS ONLY FOR INFORMATION & AWARENESS PURPOSES. All due care has been taken by the presenter to stay accurate however, interpretation of the law is based on specific facts and circumstances as such given information may not be fit for all as such always seek independent legal advice. IN CASE OF ANY OBJECTION, DISCREPANCY, MISINFORMATION, OR CLARIFICATION IN/ ABOUT THE INFORMATION IN THE VIDEO ONE MAY CONTACT OVER EMAIL [email protected] OR CALL OR WHATSAPP AT +91 9910843777.