Courts: Delhi High Court
Find latest Delhi High Court judgments, orders and case laws on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, IBC, FEMA and other tax and commercial matters.

Formulate issues for improving GSTN system: Delhi HC directs STBA

HC imposes Rs. 10 Lakhs Cost on NGO for Blackmailing Citizens via PIL

Tax demand Relating to issues already decided in Assessee’s Favour cannot be recovered

Income Tax department expresses regret for filing infructuous appeal

Employees’ contribution to PF deposited before filing of return is allowable deduction

Use of marks ‘facebake’/ ‘facecake’ restrained by Delhi High Court

Misusing the mark ‘KHADI’ for promoting medical products not condoned

There is no need to file separate claim for Income Tax refund

Interest payable on refund of money deposited by Assessee upon re-computation by Revenue

Bad debts written off in books allowable

Withholding certificate at a low tax rate cannot be rejected for demand due to pending rectification applications

No Section 153A/153C addition If no Incriminating Material found during Search

Disallowance without any cogent reasoning or working not sustainable

TDS on interest paid to China Development Bank- HC dismisses Stay Application
Delhi High Court judgments and orders constitute a substantial source of jurisprudence on taxation, corporate, commercial and regulatory law. This TaxGuru page compiles Delhi High Court case laws concerning Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, insolvency, FEMA, international taxation, reassessment, TDS, penalties and other business and legal disputes. Companies, taxpayers, Chartered Accountants, advocates and tax professionals can use this collection to research judicial precedents and monitor important legal developments. TaxGuru brings together recent and significant earlier Delhi High Court decisions, supported by case summaries and analysis explaining the principal issues and findings. The page provides a convenient research resource for readers following tax, corporate, commercial and regulatory litigation before the Delhi High Court.
