Karnataka HC partly allowed review, clarified Sections 164 and 167, modified earlier judgment, and directed DIN reactivation after disqualification.
NCLT Ahmedabad sanctioned the amalgamation scheme under Sections 230–232, subject to statutory compliances and regulatory rights remaining unaffected.
ITAT Surat dismissed Revenue’s appeal, upholding deletion of Section 10AA addition and holding no other issue could be added in reassessment.
ITAT Mumbai deleted addition on interest from overseas branches, allowed hub expenses and upheld deductions including broken period interest and dismissed Revenue’s appeal.
NCLAT set aside the Section 9 insolvency admission after both sides admitted the debt was below ₹1 crore and ordered refund of ₹91.98 lakh deposit.
Uttarakhand HC dismissed a writ challenging a ₹53.94 crore GST demand, granting liberty to pursue the statutory appeal under Section 107.
Rajasthan HC condoned delay in filing a GST appeal and directed the Appellate Authority to hear the fresh appeal on merits without examining limitation.
Karnataka HC dismissed the request to transfer a winding-up petition to the NCLT and directed the company petition and all consequential proceedings to continue before it.
NCLT Mumbai granted waiver under Section 244(1)(b), dismissed maintainability objection, and directed the oppression petition for further hearing.
Madras HC refused to quash FIR, holding fraud classification withdrawal did not erase criminal allegations requiring investigation.
