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.
GST Registration cannot be cancelled without granting opportunity of being heard
Reassessment based on change of opinion without any tangible new information unsustainable
Circular 36/2010 Customs dated 23.09.2010 is ultra vires of section 149 of Customs Act
HC Quashes 25-Year-Old Show Cause Notice, Grants Refund with Interest
Responded Query During Assessment Implies AO Consideration, Even if Unmentioned in Order
Reassessment can Be Closed at the Stage of Objection Disposal If Case is Wrongly Reopened
HC Quashes Order Cancelling GST Registration Beyond Notice Scope
Income Tax illegally levied must be refunded: Bombay High Court
AO doesn’t have jurisdiction to assess/re-assess unabated assessment u/s. 153C without any incriminating material
GST Registration Cannot Be Cancelled on Grounds not Mentioned in SCN: HC
HC Disposes GST Appeal as Officer Withdraws non-jurisdictional Section 83 Order
No Section 54/54F Exemption for Property in Adopted Son’s Name
Recovery from Director Without Due Process Invalid: Bombay HC
Attachment of bank account and detention of goods without duty demand unjustified
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.
