The subsequent Agreement to Sell and the Tripartite Agreement entered into without the prior leave of the Tribunal, and without informing or involving the majority shareholders or the Board of the Company, suffered from procedural impropriety and lack of authority.
The ITAT Nagpur allowed the appeal of Bhivraj Mohanlal Jain, deleting the unexplained investment addition of lakhs under Section , ruling that the transactions were genuine intraday trading resulting in a marginal profit.
NCLAT Delhi rejected an appeal under IBC Section 61(2), ruling it lacked jurisdiction to condone the 17-day delay, as the statutory limit for condonation is strictly 15 days.
ITAT Ahmedabad ruled that reopening an assessment u/s 147 is invalid if based on general, unverified portal information lacking a “live link” to the assessee’s escaped income. Case dismissed.
CESTAT Chennai refers appeal to President for a Special Bench, finding the same Customs order was challenged across multiple Benches, invoking the principle of comity.
Court ruled that despite challenges to GST Notifications, taxpayers who filed replies but missed personal hearings can pursue appeals under Section 107. The judgment highlights the importance of procedural fairness without preempting the Supreme Court’s review.
Delhi HC dismissed a writ against a reassessment order, citing the Supreme Court’s Chhabil Dass Agarwal precedent, directing the taxpayer to use the statutory appeal remedy before the CIT(A).
Delhi HC ruled that External Development Charges (EDC) paid to HUDA are not “rent” u/s 194−I, dismissing the Revenue’s appeal against SS Group Pvt. Ltd. No TDS liability confirmed.
Karnataka High Court upheld its earlier decision that payments for interconnect services to non-resident telecom operators do not constitute “Royalty” under the Income Tax Act.
The Delhi High Court allowed Heal Health Connect Solutions to appeal a GST demand order without pre-deposit, citing a prima facie error in denying ITC under Section 16(4) despite the extended limit under Section 16(5).
