one lakh.
Proceedings under Section 6A of the Act were initiated before the Deputy Commissioner.
5074 75 of 1989 In these appeals, two transport vehicles belonging to the respondents carrying paddy were seized by the Police for the alleged companytravention of Food Control Orders.
That order was challenged before the High Court of Karnataka by filing writ petition Nos.
Being aggrieved the State preferred an appeal before the Division Bench of the High Court in WA No.2248 of 1983 which was also dismissed by the impugned order dated 22.3.1988.
3563 and 3579 of 1989.
During the pendency of the proceedings, the respondent applied for interim release of vehicle and the same was granted by order dated 1.9.1983 on his furnishing a bank guarantee of Rs.
A. Nos.
Applications were filed before the Deputy Commissioner for release of said vehicles.
By order dated 16.2.1989 the Deputy Commissioner passed an order directing the release of the vehicles in question on their furnishing Bank Guarantee in a sum of Rupees three lakhs each.
That order was challenged by the respondent before the High Court of Karnataka at Bangalore in W.P. No.16668 of 1983 on the ground that imposition of such companydition was illegal and onerous.
Shah, J. A.No.3214 of 1989 In this appeal, a Matador Mini Lorry carrying 44 bags of cement was intercepted and seized by the Bajpe Police, Dakshina Kannada on 22.8.1983.
