Courts: Madhya Pradesh High Court
Find latest Madhya Pradesh High Court judgments, orders and case laws on Income Tax, GST, Company Law and other taxation, business and legal matters.

Lack of Inquiry & Non-Application of Mind Validates Section 263 Revision: MP HC

MP HC Allows condones delay of 1,797 days in Appeal Filing

Section 148 Notice issued in the name of dead person not sustainable: MP HC

Failure to Deposit 25% & Frivolous GST Objection: HC Cancels Bid & dismisses writ

Madhya Pradesh HC Dismisses GST Writ Due to Alternative Remedy

Madhya Pradesh HC Ruling on DFIA Benefits for Importers

Availability of alternative remedy does not bar judicial review in jurisdictional issues

Writ Jurisdiction on Section 148A(d) Orders Requires Exhaustion of Remedies

HC Orders GST Registration Revocation Consideration Upon Return Submission with ₹50,000 Penalty

MP HC Upholds IT Notice on Rs.6.39 Crore Entry Linked to Demonetization

Labour Court Can Issue Notices to Relevant Parties, Including Non-Referenced Parties

Income Tax Refund Cannot Be Withheld for Non-Functionality of TRACES Portal

Reassessment cannot be initiated based on a mere change in opinion: MP HC

EPF Act Not Applicable to Govt Employees with Superior Benefits: MP HC
Madhya Pradesh High Court judgments and orders address significant issues concerning taxation, business, commercial and other laws. This TaxGuru page brings together Madhya Pradesh High Court case laws involving Income Tax, GST, tax demands, input tax credit, refunds, reassessment, penalties, Company Law and other legal disputes. Taxpayers, businesses, Chartered Accountants, advocates and tax professionals can use this collection to research judicial precedents and follow important developments before the Court. TaxGuru publishes recent and significant earlier Madhya Pradesh High Court decisions with summaries and analysis of important issues and legal principles. The dedicated category provides a convenient resource for researching tax, commercial, corporate and regulatory jurisprudence of the Madhya Pradesh High Court.
