Madhya Pradesh High Court sets aside GST registration cancellation for Virendra Singh Thakur, citing a show cause notice that merely reproduced law without specific reasons.
Madhya Pradesh High Court sets aside GST demand, finding show cause notice uploaded under Additional Notices insufficient, violating natural justice, citing Madras and Delhi High Court precedents.
Madhya Pradesh High Court rules taxpayers with pending appeals are eligible for 50% relief under the 2020 Samadhan Scheme, even if the original dispute involved statutory certificates.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court rules on territorial jurisdiction for writ petitions, emphasizing the petitioner’s right to choose forum when concurrent jurisdiction exists and clarifying the application of forum conveniens based on where the cause of action arises.
Madhya Pradesh High Court dismisses Goyal Trading Co.’s writ petition alleging denial of witness cross-examination in a bogus GST ITC case, directing appeal.
Madhya Pradesh High Court nullifies GST penalty due to denial of cross-examination, reinforcing natural justice principles for adjudication orders.
Madhya Pradesh High Court rules Gwalior Municipal Corporation can charge mutation applicants for public notice publication, citing regulatory purpose and public policy.
Madhya Pradesh High Court dismisses plea to admit private recorded conversations as evidence in a divorce case, reinforcing spousal privacy rights.
Madhya Pradesh High Court sets aside an order allowing a husband to submit a CD with private chats, citing a violation of the wife’s right to privacy under Article 21.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled that WhatsApp chats, even if collected without consent, are admissible in matrimonial disputes. Citing Section 14 of the Family Courts Act, the court emphasized the court’s discretion to accept relevant evidence to effectively resolve family matters, prioritizing fair trial over absolute privacy.
