The final order passed by the tax authority, however, cancelled assessee’s registration with retrospective effect. Assessee’s main argument was that this action was illegal because the SCN never mentioned or proposed a retrospective cancellation; it only proposed a simple cancellation.
Delhi High Court held that addition of demonetization cash deposit under section 68 of the Income Tax Act towards unexplained cash credit rightly deleted by CIT(A) since source of deposit duly explained with documentary evidence. Accordingly, appeal of revenue dismissed.
Delhi High Court held that CLAT(PG) examination is conducted for purposes of making admission to Post Graduate courses and not for offering public employment. Accordingly, NHAI recruitment criteria on the merit in CLAT (PG) is legally untenable and hence quashed.
Delhi High Court confirmed that businesses must reduce prices to pass on GST rate cuts to consumers, rejecting claims that increased quantity or free products justify price retention. The profiteering amount was directed to the Consumer Welfare Fund.
Delhi High Court confirms GST Appellate Authority’s full power under Sec. 107(11) to re-adjudicate refund claims, consider new evidence, and prevent inconsistent, piecemeal orders.
Delhi High Court held that seized amount is prima facie proceeds of crime and not lawful income hence to treat such amounts as taxable income recoverable by the Income Tax Department, prior to the conclusion of the PMLA trial or adjudication, would be erroneous. Accordingly, petition dismissed.
Delhi High Court affirmed a ₹10 lakh fine on freight forwarder Ravindra Kumar for aiding illegal export of CITES-protected Red Sanders. Court rejected a larger penalty.
Delhi High Court stayed a CESTAT order to examine if the FA 2023 amendment to Customs Tariff Act, S.9C, limits the Tribunal’s jurisdiction over Anti-Dumping Duty notifications.
Delhi High Court ruled that a single Rolex watch worn by a passenger is not a commercial quantity, cautioning Customs authorities against such classification errors in seizure cases.
Delhi High Court ordered Customs to complete adjudication of a Show Cause Notice on imported gas lighter parts by 31st October 2025, ensuring timely resolution while preserving all legal rights of the parties involved.
