Courts: Bombay High Court
Find latest Bombay High Court judgments, orders and case laws on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, FEMA, IBC and other tax and commercial matters.
Proposal containing arbitration clause signed by one party doesn’t amount to arbitration agreement
HC directs GST Department to unblock Input Tax Account
Circular no. 125/44/2019-GST not apply to manually filed refund application
Terms & Conditions containing Arbitration Clause on website is Permissible: HC
Duty demand unsustainable as no evidence adduced for clandestine removal
Ownership needs to be proved for provisional release of seized goods
MVAT: Dealer cannot be treated as un-registered for technical issues on website
HC directs dept to not to saddle Petitioner with interest & penalty for GST wrongly paid to Railways
Suspension of GST registration without opportunity of being heard- HC issues notice to Centre/State Govts
Drawback refund cannot be denied for Mistakenly suffixing ‘A’ instead of ‘B’
Dues of Secured Creditor would prevail over State Tax Department dues: HC
HC Jurisdiction under Section 11 of Arbitration Act is not curtailed by Commercial Courts Act
Objective of giving show cause notice is not an empty formality: HC
Sales Tax Tribunal can accept C Forms during Appellate stage: Bombay HC
Bombay High Court judgments and orders form an important body of Indian tax, corporate and commercial jurisprudence. This TaxGuru page compiles Bombay High Court case laws concerning Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, FEMA, insolvency, banking, labour and employment, reassessment, penalties and other legal matters. Taxpayers, companies, Chartered Accountants, advocates and other professionals can use this collection to research important judicial precedents and follow developments affecting taxation and business law. TaxGuru brings together recent and significant earlier Bombay High Court decisions with case summaries, analysis and important legal principles. The page provides a convenient resource for locating judgments and understanding how the Court has interpreted statutory provisions and addressed significant tax, corporate, commercial and regulatory disputes.
