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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.

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Income TaxNon-jurisdictional AO cannot issue Section 148 notice to Appellant
Income Tax

Non-jurisdictional AO cannot issue Section 148 notice to Appellant

Editor4 years ago
Income TaxPower to Grant Stay should be exercised judiciously
Income Tax

Power to Grant Stay should be exercised judiciously

Editor24 years ago
Income TaxReassessment proceeding based on change of opinion not sustainable
Income Tax

Reassessment proceeding based on change of opinion not sustainable

Editor44 years ago
Income TaxAssessment order Passed without allowing Assessee to File Objection is Invalid
Income Tax

Assessment order Passed without allowing Assessee to File Objection is Invalid

Editor64 years ago
Income TaxInvocation of article 226 illegal for examination of factual-matrix
Income Tax

Invocation of article 226 illegal for examination of factual-matrix

POONAM GANDHI4 years ago
Custom DutyInitiation of prosecution u/s 135(1)(a) of Customs Act for goods valuing less than INR 1 Crore is bad-in-law
Custom Duty

Initiation of prosecution u/s 135(1)(a) of Customs Act for goods valuing less than INR 1 Crore is bad-in-law

POONAM GANDHI4 years ago
Corporate LawLimitation Period runs from the date amount duly reflects in ledger as Outstanding & Payable
Corporate Law

Limitation Period runs from the date amount duly reflects in ledger as Outstanding & Payable

FCS Deepak P. Singh4 years ago
Income TaxHC directs ACIT to grant credit of tax challans & to pass a rectification order
Income Tax

HC directs ACIT to grant credit of tax challans & to pass a rectification order

Editor64 years ago
Corporate LawHC set-aside REAT direction restraining all construction activity in absence of RERA registration
Corporate Law

HC set-aside REAT direction restraining all construction activity in absence of RERA registration

POONAM GANDHI4 years ago
Corporate LawTitle ‘SHOLAY’ uniquely connote the film & cannot be used as domain name
Corporate Law

Title ‘SHOLAY’ uniquely connote the film & cannot be used as domain name

POONAM GANDHI4 years ago
Corporate LawAgreement challenged on the ground of fraud or forgery is not arbitrable
Corporate Law

Agreement challenged on the ground of fraud or forgery is not arbitrable

POONAM GANDHI4 years ago
Corporate LawLoss in a contract doesn’t permit a party to avoid its contractual obligations
Corporate Law

Loss in a contract doesn’t permit a party to avoid its contractual obligations

POONAM GANDHI4 years ago
Corporate LawCollector cannot determine compensation payable for acquisitions under Resettlement of Displaced Persons Act
Corporate Law

Collector cannot determine compensation payable for acquisitions under Resettlement of Displaced Persons Act

POONAM GANDHI4 years ago
Corporate LawTotal consideration cannot be forfeited substantially without establishment of suffered loss
Corporate Law

Total consideration cannot be forfeited substantially without establishment of suffered loss

POONAM GANDHI4 years ago

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.