Offences & Penalties | Section 129 | CGST ACT 2017

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Section 129 provides for the basis relating to detention of goods or conveyances or both in case of certain defaults under GST law. Detention means keeping or holding back either by force or otherwise; Confiscation means to appropriate to the Government account Seizure means to take forcible possession of.

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