HC dismissed the applicability of Circular in a petition challenging the conduct of alleged parallel investigation by various jurisdictional authorities and affirmed the investigations conducted various jurisdictional authorities of the Revenue Department into entities having common nexus. Held that, Circular cannot be extended to cover all and myriad situations that may arise in the administration and the functioning of the GST structure.
Coursera Inc Vs ITO (Delhi High Court) The Petitioner in its application for certificate under section 197 dated 23.09.2021 describes itself as an e-platform operator. In the later part of the same application the petitioner claims itself to be a university for the purposes of article 12(5)(c) of the DTAA between India and United States […]
Bail was allowed to accused person of committing fraud, misappropriation of money to the tune of Rs.1800 crores as investigation had not been completed despite the filing of the complaint on 30.10.2021.
Iit was stated that the respondent to that application i.e. the present petitioner was still engaging himself in issuance of fake paper invoices and thereby passing of fake / ineligible ITC running into crores of rupees
Coforge Limited (Formerly Known AS NIIT Technologies Ltd) Vs ACIT (Delhi High Court) Conclusion: Commuted value of lease rent at 11 times the rent payable for 90 years @ Rs 708913/- which amounted to Rs 7798042/- was deductible as expenditure in the year of payment as assessee chose to incur the liability of a crystallised […]
Parvin Kumar Batta Vs DCIT (Delhi High Court) 1. Allowed, subject to the applicant/petitioner curing the deficiencies referred to in the captioned application within 15 days from today. CM No. 15835/2021 2. Allowed, subject to just exceptions. W.P.(C) 5166/2021 & CM No. 15834/2021 [Application filed on behalf of the petitioner seeking stay on the operation […]
The claim of the petitioner is that the impugned assessment order dated 21.04.2021 has been passed, without adherence to the statutory provisions contained in clauses (xiv) to (xvi) of Section 144B (1), and 144B (9) of the Income Tax Act, 1961
Krishna Kishore Singh Vs Sarla A. Saraogi (Delhi High Court) Facts- In the present case, plaintiff (Sushant’s Singh family) questioned the court to examine the right to privacy of Sushant’s family to prevent the defendants from publishing film on Sushant’s life when the other side contended that the right to privacy of a celebrity extinguishes […]
It has held that difference in the level of capacity utilization is an accepted principle, though denied in the relevant AY to the respondent. The same cannot, however, tantamount to filing without good faith and due diligence.
Nitin Jain Liquidator PSL Limited Vs Enforcement Directorate (Delhi High Court) A. The Court notes that the reliefs as framed in the writ petition essentially seek a restraint against the respondent from interfering in the liquidation process which had been set in motion. That challenge cannot stand eclipsed merely on account of the issuance of […]
