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Learn who needs an EIN, how US and foreign business owners can obtain one, and the key compliance obligations after receiving an EIN.
Supreme Court restored eviction under Section 14(1)(b) DRC Act, holding bank amalgamation transferred tenancy without the landlord’s written consent.
NCLT Chandigarh held that a cancelled allotment does not constitute financial debt under Section 5(8)(f), and a claim filed after CoC approval was rightly rejected.
Calcutta HC quashed a fraud classification show cause notice after holding the forensic audit was inconclusive due to absence of complete borrower records and documents.
Supreme Court held no valid Section 21 arbitration agreement existed, treated the Chartered Accountants report as a commissioners report and restored the trial.
England and Wales HC refused a late appeal against a solicitor’s strike-off and struck out the appeal for citing fake authorities.
Supreme Court set aside the High Court order, holding that the assessee should pursue the statutory appeal under Section 107 of the CGST Act.
Supreme Court dismissed the appeal, holding that the challenge to the interest demand was barred after withdrawal of the earlier writ petition.
Prosecution had proved beyond reasonable doubt the demand and acceptance of illegal gratification, recovery of tainted money, and unlawful transmission of confidential recruitment examination papers. The inconsistencies highlighted by the defence were inconsequential and did not affect the substratum of the prosecution case.
Calcutta HC appointed a sole arbitrator under Section 11(6), leaving arbitrability, limitation, admissibility of claims, and related issues for the arbitral tribunal.
