Chennai Sessions Court upheld the rejection of bail under Section 132 of the CGST Act, citing non-cooperation and substantial prima facie evidence.
Bail U/s. 132 CGST Act Rejected on Prima Facie Material & Non-Cooperation
The Principal Sessions Court in Chennai has rejected a bail plea under Section 132 of the CGST Act, citing substantial prima facie evidence and the accused's non-cooperation with the investigation. This outcome signifies a robust legal stance against serious offences involving GST evasion.
The court's decision emphasizes the judiciary's rigorous approach in handling GST-related fraud cases, indicating that cooperation and earnest disclosure are critical factors that can influence bail outcomes.
Legal professionals should prepare to advise their clients on the importance of full cooperation during investigations and the potential consequences of non-compliance with inquiry protocols, as these strategies can directly impact the judicial treatment of their cases.
Citations
- Chennai Sessions Court (2026) 3 CLS 34
