The 2nd respondent also issued Goods Detention Notice dated 05.12.2015 by stating that the goods along with the vehicle will be released only after collecting tax and penalty. Thereafter, on 08.12.2015, another corrected notice was issued wherein it has been stated that the Karnataka State Commercial Taxes Department have issued 5 Nos. E-Sugam Form and as per those forms, the goods could be transported 501-1000 Kms for a period of 5 days and for transportation of goods from Bangalore to Madurai, for a distance of 540 Kms out of 5 E Sugam Forms issued, only four forms can be found in order. The grounds raised by the 2nd respondent is vague and the detention of goods is wholly illegal, when the consignment was accompanied by all valid documents. According to the petitioner, the transaction effected was an interstate purchase accompanied by valid documents and therefore, there is no ground to detain the consignment. Hence, the petitioner is before this Court.