Courts: All High Courts
Read latest High Court judgments and orders on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law and other taxation, corporate, commercial and regulatory matters.

Section 73 Assessment Orders Set Aside for Fresh Examination of SEZ RCM Claim: Madras HC

Civil Wharfage Refund Dispute Cannot Be Prosecuted as Criminal Offence: Madras HC

Returned Income Must Be Accepted When Fresh Assessment After ITAT Remand Is Time-Barred: Bombay HC

Bombay HC Deletes Penalty as Bogus Purchase Addition Was Based on Estimation

CGST Section 74 Extended Limitation Valid on Fictitious ITC Material: Madras HC

GST Appeal Cannot Be Dismissed on Hyper-Technical Limitation Grounds Despite Sufficient Cause: Calcutta HC

GST Appeal Allowed Despite Delay Where Order Was Only Uploaded on Common Portal: Madras HC

GST Refund Cannot Be Withheld Merely on Possibility of Future Appeal: Orissa HC

Calcutta HC Upholds PITNDPS Detention as 3-Month Execution Delay Was Explained

Section 148 Reassessment Invalid Where Full Reasons Were Not Supplied & Sole Basis Was Retracted: Bombay HC

Winding-Up Transfer to NCLT Depends on Irreversible Corporate Death Stage: Calcutta HC

GST Assessment Remanded Subject to Full Disputed Tax Deposit Due to Delayed Challenge: Madras HC

Advocate’s Professional Fee Is Not Proceeds of Crime Unless Advocate Is Complicit: Allahabad HC

Assessment Without SCN on Proposed Additions Violates Natural Justice: Gujarat HC
All High Courts brings together judgments and orders of High Courts across India published on TaxGuru. The archive covers Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, Corporate Law, insolvency, commercial laws and other taxation and regulatory matters. Readers can research important questions of law, constitutional challenges, writ petitions, statutory appeals and other proceedings decided by different High Courts. Chartered Accountants, advocates, tax professionals, businesses and legal researchers can use this consolidated archive to follow High Court jurisprudence across India. Separate High Court categories are available for court-specific judgments and orders.
