Courts: Calcutta High Court
Find latest Calcutta High Court judgments, orders and case laws on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, IBC and other tax, business and legal matters.
High Court Quashed non-speaking one line order
Reassessment Proceedings cannot be initiated against a dead person
Customs Broker cannot be penalised in violation of basic principles of natural justice
Recovery more than pre-deposit, based on order never served on petitioner, is illegal
GST – Grant Personal Hearing Before Passing Order: Calcutta HC
Alternative remedy not a bar to entertain writ petition if question of jurisdiction is involved
Assessment Order passed before Due Date of Submission of Documents violates Principle of Natural Justice
GST not exempt on interest component of EMI of Credit Card loan
HC directs CCIT to pass a reasoned and speaking order
GST: Power under section 67 can be exercised during the pendency of proceedings
Appeal on substantial question of law should not be dismissed on technical ground
HC cannot be called upon to reexamine the facts or to re-appreciate the tenor & ambit of documents
Reassessment based on Materials already available during Regular Assessment is invalid
HC quashes order passed without considering objection or rejecting adjournment request
Calcutta High Court judgments and orders provide important precedents across taxation, corporate, commercial and other areas of law. This TaxGuru page collects Calcutta High Court case laws concerning Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, insolvency, banking, reassessment, penalties, recovery and procedural issues. Taxpayers, businesses, Chartered Accountants, advocates and tax professionals can use this category to research relevant High Court decisions and follow developments in tax and commercial jurisprudence. The collection includes recent judgments as well as significant earlier Calcutta High Court rulings published on TaxGuru. Case summaries and analysis assist readers in understanding the issues before the Court, the legal principles applied and the implications of important judicial decisions.
