- The Madras High Court granted bail to a Chartered Accountant in a GST violation case.
- The condition for bail was that the accused must deposit a certain amount with the GST Authorities.
- The accused had been in judicial custody for over seven months.
- The accused offered to deposit Rs. 50,00,000 with the Respondent.
- The court considered the accused’s bail application and granted bail.
- The accused must execute a bond with two sureties.
Source: a2ztaxcorp.com
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