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.

Ex-Parte GST Order Remanded Due to Inaccessible SCN and Illness

GST SCN Reply Opportunity Granted with Heavy Costs by Delhi HC

Delhi HC Permits Consolidated Appeal Despite Multi-Year GST Demands

Benefit of omission of rule 96(10) of CGST Rules to be extended to all pending proceedings

NRI Allowed to Re-Export Personal Rolex Watch After Customs Seizure

Customs Cannot Seek SCN or Hearing Waivers During Appraisement: Delhi HC

Misrepresented Gold Jewellery as old Released by Delhi HC With Costs

Consultant’s Failure to Act Leads HC to Quash Ex Parte GST SCN Order; Cost Imposed

Multi-Year GST SCN Not Invalid; Delhi GC Grants Extension for Statutory Appeal

Ex Parte GST Order Set Aside Because SCN Was Hidden in Additional Notices Tab

Ex Parte GST Order Remanded Due to Lack of Knowledge of SCN

Delhi HC Orders Release of Bank Account as GST Attachment Lapses After One Year

Revenue Appeals Dismissed: No Incriminating Material Found in Share Certificate Case

Writ Dismissed Due to Unexplained Four-Year Delay in Challenging GST Demand
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.
