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Read latest Supreme Court of India judgments and orders on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law and other taxation, corporate and commercial laws.
Covid-19 lockdown valid reason to extend time for auction purchaser to deposit balance consideration
Parties’ rights cannot override child’s welfare while deciding custody of minor children: Supreme Court
GST Case: SC Grants bail considering period of incarceration & nature of allegations
Adjustment of interest permissible on tax liability against IGST refund claim: SC
Section 80DD amendment by Finance Act, 2022 cannot be given retrospective effect: SC
Section 80DD amendment introduced vide Finance Act, 2022 cannot be given retrospective effect
Sale of lottery tickets doesn’t involve any service hence not leviable to service tax
SC dismisses SLP challenging provisions of 101st Constitutional Amendment Act
Section 5 of Limitation Act not applies to appeals under Section 421(3) of Companies Act 2013
SC held no quashing of NI Act section 138 cheque bounce case by HC u/s 482 of CrPC without consent of Complainant
Non-execution of sale deed is civil wrong hence criminal proceedings disallowed: Supreme Court
Retrospective reduction of pay scale of government employee and recovery thereof illegal: Supreme Court
Exemption from Personal Appearance Should Be Granted Liberally When Justified: SC
Examine Cause of Delay, Not Just Length of delay, for Condonation Plea: SC
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