One of the consumer bought goods from Delhi amounted to Rs. 1617/- with GST which has been transported by a registered GTA.
Later on the way, the complete vehicle has been siezed on account of having some goods without bills in the vehicle.
GST officials charged section 130 on the transporter.
Now, what rights a consumer has who has genuinely purchased goods from a seller with a genuine GST bill and that goods has been confiscated along with other consignment of goods transported by the GTA?
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Regarding Section 130 CGST Act
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As a consumer with a genuine invoice, you have the right to an "opportunity of being heard." You should immediately respond to the GST notice with all your purchase documentation to prove the transaction's legitimacy and lack of intent to evade tax. If confiscation is threatened, you have the right to request a fine in lieu of confiscation rather than losing the goods entirely.
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