Delhi High Court held that the petitioner is liable to pay excise duty on leftover stock of liquor transferred by two erstwhile licensees, both the erstwhile licensees and the Petitioner are one and the same. The manufacturer and seller of the liquor was only one i.e. the Petitioner and hence excise duty payable.
Delhi High Court’s order on the illegal seizure of cash by GST authorities, emphasizing immediate release and potential refund. Case analysis and conclusions.
Learn about the Delhi High Court’s judgment on GST registration cancellation, reasons, and implications. Green Polymers vs. Union of India & Ors case analysis.
Delhi High Court held that non-restoration of GST registration alleging non-filing of requisite form for change of place of business untenable as the same was not ground on which GST registration of the petitioner was cancelled in the first place.
Discover the Delhi High Court’s ruling in the case of PCIT vs. Surya Agrotech Infrastructure Limited regarding undisclosed income taxation and double taxation.
Delhi High Court held that Amazon Web Services India Pvt. Ltd. (AWS India) is liable to withhold 8% (instead of 16%) tax of remittance on account of reseller fee paid to AWS USA.
Explore case of SMS Logistics vs. Commissioner of Customs, where punishment imposed on a customs broker is analyzed for proportionality and compliance with regulations.
In present facts of the case, Petitioner has been engaged in the business of marketing and manufacturing of footwear and fashion products and is the first user and proprietor of well-known trademark ‘LIBERTY’. On 01.04.2001, Petitioner and Respondent entered into a Registered User Agreement in respect of trademark ‘LIBERTY’ in Class 25 for a period of three years.
Delhi High Court sets aside Assessment and Penalty Orders due to AO’s oversight and insufficient response time, remanding matters for a fair hearing.
The Delhi High Court’s judgment impacts how restaurants charge their customers. The term ‘Service Charge’ is replaced with ‘Staff Contribution,’ limited to 10% of the bill.
