In present facts of the case, it was observed that an application under Order IX Rule 13 of Civil Procedure Code for setting aside exparte decree would be maintainable as evidence of the defendants was not even started and the defendants’ counsel had not even cross-examined the plaintiff’s evidence.
In present facts of the case, the Honble Supreme Court have given directions to the Central Information Commission and the State Information Commissions to ensure proper implementation of the mandate of Section 4 of the RTI Act,
In present facts of the case, the Honble High Court while dismissing the Petition have observed that the order passed in Appeal which has not been challenged by the Petitioner would attain finality, and therefore no fault can be found with the learned Tribunal seeking to enforce the Award in accordance with the law.
In present facts of the case, the Appeals were dismissed by Honble Supreme Court and have affirmed the Order of the Arbitral Tribunal wherein de-canalisation order by the Government was not communicated within time.
High Court and held that the position in law was that the debt ‘due and payable’, when falls within the four corners of clause (a) to Section 530(1) of the Companies Act, would be treated as preferential payment, but it would not override and be given preference over the payments of overriding preferential creditors covered under Section 529A of the Companies Act.
Analysis of Supreme Court’s ruling on SLP in the case of Vishwanath Traders vs Union of India, addressing non-exercise of alternative remedies by the assessee.
Supreme Court review in Commissioner of CGST v. Flemingo Travel Retail reevaluates VAT exemption on duty-free shops at airports, allowing the appeal for further consideration.
In present facts of the case, the Hon’ble Supreme Court while restoring the award of Arbitral Tribunal observed that it is well-settled that courts ought not to interfere with the arbitral award in a casual and cavalier manner.
Supreme Court held that exemption from excise duty given to intravenous fluids is available to products manufactured for treatment of veterinary disease if products falls under the category of intravenous fluids.
Supreme Court held that while setting aside the order of Settlement Commission, High Court could have remanded the matter to the Settlement Commission for re-consideration and re-determination of undisclosed income. It is unjust to set aside the order of Settlement Commission without re-determination of undisclosed income.
