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.
ITC Denial for Supplier Default; No Natural Justice Violation: HC Advises statutory Remedies
Bombay HC quashes GST order for not considering Chartered Accountant’s Letter
Calcutta HC Permits GST Registration Restoration Upon Filing Overdue Returns & Payment of Dues
Excess Stock Should Be Addressed under Sections 73 & 74 GST Act, Not Section 130: Allahabad HC
Section 130 GST Act Proceedings Apply not apply to Unaccounted Stock Found During Survey: HC
E-Waybill Downloaded Before Detention Validates Transaction: HC Quashes Seizure & Penalty Order
Extended Limitation Period Requires Clear Allegations of wilful misstatement, suppression of facts, fraud, or collusion
Extended Limitation cannot be extended if SCN silent about Fraud or Misstatement
DDT cannot be demanded from recipient of interest income: Delhi HC
General order of approval by PCIT for action u/s. 147/148 invalid: Delhi HC
GST Act not prohibits intelligence officers from issuing SCNs or adjudicating cases
Madras HC quashed GST order passed by State Tax Officer not having Authority to Pass order
Writ merely insisting deferring of GST recovery proceedings not maintainable: Calcutta HC
Amount received for not carrying out any activity relating to business taxable as business income: Kerala 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.
