Delhi High Court held that demolition of property without prior intimation or show cause notice is violative of principles of natural justice and cannot be permitted.
Madras High Court held that that electricity captively generated is an input, accordingly, CENVAT Credit admissible on import of coal used for generation of electricity.
Allahabad High Court ruling in Shamhu Saran Agarwal case: Penalties for GST under-valuation quashed. Analysis of circular, legal grounds, and implications.
Delhi High Court held that Customs Broker cannot be held liable for not able to trace exporters as ‘Let Export Orders’ already issued and goods already exported out of the country. Accordingly, order revoking customs broker license set aside.
Bombay High Court held that normally a writ petition for a simplicitor money claim would not be maintainable. Accordingly, writ petition, for refund of money of anti-dumping duty paid under the grab of challenge to notification, is unmaintainable.
Explore the Delhi High Court judgment quashing ED complaint in Nayati Healthcare case. Analysis of legal aspects and implications. Read more.
Explore the Calcutta High Court’s groundbreaking decision in Mohammad Shamasher’s case, challenging Section 129 penalties for alleged GST violations. Detailed analysis, legal implications, and key takeaways revealed.
Gujarat High Court grants bail in the alleged GST scam of Rs. 1466 crores. Detailed analysis of Hitesh Prabhudas Lodhiya’s case against the State of Gujarat.
Dive into the Gujarat High Court judgment quashing Mitesh Sejpals bail. Analysis of legal arguments, court considerations, and implications of the ruling.
In a recent judgment, Calcutta High Court resolves a Customs dispute, allowing Dredging Corporation of India Limited a refund. The court analyzes the application of Customs Act provisions and questions of unjust enrichment.
