Delhi High Court denies Airports Authority of India’s petition against the rejection of Rs. 9.34 Cr transitional CENVAT Credit claim, citing failure to submit supporting documents, not just a software glitch.
The Delhi High Court set aside a GST demand order against Hind Paper House, citing the department’s failure to properly upload the Show Cause Notice and Relied Upon Documents, and directed a fresh hearing.
Delhi High Court directs ACIT to immediately de-attach Boang Technology’s 13 bank accounts. Company must deposit 20% of demand by Oct 3, 2025, to secure a stay on the balance 80%.
Delhi High Court clarified that NTPC, as a successful Resolution Applicant of Jhabua Power Ltd., enjoys immunity under Section 32A IBC. Criminal proceedings against the corporate debtor cannot be extended to the new management, reinforcing finality in insolvency resolutions.
The Delhi High Court dismissed the Revenue’s appeals in CIT-1 v. Casio India Co. Pvt. Ltd. for AY 2012-13 and 2013-14, affirming the ITAT’s finding that AMP expenses did not constitute an international transaction warranting separate transfer pricing adjustments.
The Delhi High Court, in CIT v. Corteva Agriscience Pvt. Ltd., dismissed the Revenues appeals, confirming that penalty notices under Section 271(1)(c) of the Income Tax Act, 1961.
Delhi High Court sets aside an ex-parte GST order against Ruchika Industries, accepting that the proprietor’s serious illness and the notice being uploaded to an obscure portal tab denied a fair hearing.
Delhi HC sets aside a tax order against Allied LPG Appliances, ruling that a show-cause notice hidden in the GST portal’s Additional Notices Tab denied the petitioner a fair hearing. Judicial precedents cited.
Delhi High Court allows R.U. Overseas to file appeals against overlapping GST demands related to fictitious ITC and waives pre-deposit for the order with overlapping tax claims.
The Delhi High Court in Seven Seas Lights Pvt. Ltd Vs Assistant Commissioner confirmed that uploading a Show Cause Notice and final order on the GST portal constitutes valid service, even if emails bounced.
