Karnataka High Court remanded GST case for fresh consideration due to the amendment in the time limit for filing returns.
Karnataka High Court held that Assessment Order and other proceedings taken up against the deceased are all null & void. Also held that proceedings initiated against deceased person by issuing notice after demise cannot be continued against the legal representative.
Karnataka HC dismisses writ petition on GST show cause notice, allowing alternative remedy through appellate authority for the financial years 2019-21.
Karnataka High Court held that proceedings initiated against deceased person are null and void and the same cannot be continued against his/her legal representative. Accordingly, order of Single Judge not interfered.
Thereafter an order u/s. 73(9) of the KGST Act was passed vide order dated 27.03.2024 whereunder the tax demand together with interest and penalty was made against the petitioner.
Therefore, even if the Notification under Section 5(1) of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 is perceived to be a subordinate legislative piece, there is no gainsaying that it preceded the statutory process.
Karnataka HC decision on transfer pricing adjustments and Section 92BA amendments in the PCIT vs TT Steel Service India Pvt. Ltd. case.
The Karnataka High Court examines whether an Executive Secretary qualifies as a workman under the Industrial Disputes Act, ruling against reinstatement and compensation.
Karnataka HC set aside Labour Court order, confirming FDC Ltd.’s termination of employee for disobedience of lawful transfer.
Karnataka HC rejects petition for recognition of Bengaluru Metro Rail Employees Union, citing lack of statutory provision.
