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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.

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Corporate LawSC held circumstantial evidence does not dilute requirement of proof beyond reasonable doubt under PC Act
Corporate Law

SC held circumstantial evidence does not dilute requirement of proof beyond reasonable doubt under PC Act

RATHI4 years ago
Corporate LawIBC CIRP withdrawal application cannot be kept pending for constitution of CoC: SC
Corporate Law

IBC CIRP withdrawal application cannot be kept pending for constitution of CoC: SC

Editor44 years ago
Income TaxLast Panchnama’s date relevant for determining ‘limitation period’ in block assessments
Income Tax

Last Panchnama’s date relevant for determining ‘limitation period’ in block assessments

CA Rajeev Jain4 years ago
Corporate LawSignatories/directors cannot escape penal liability under Section 138 of NI Act due to dissolution of Company: SC
Corporate Law

Signatories/directors cannot escape penal liability under Section 138 of NI Act due to dissolution of Company: SC

Editor4 years ago
Corporate LawModification in approved Resolution Plan under IBC not permissible: SC
Corporate Law

Modification in approved Resolution Plan under IBC not permissible: SC

Editor44 years ago
Goods and Services TaxWrit entertained by Sikkim HC for GST levied by Goa Govt is unjustifiable
Goods and Services Tax

Writ entertained by Sikkim HC for GST levied by Goa Govt is unjustifiable

POONAM GANDHI4 years ago
Excise DutyA person having direct or indirect interest in business is related person for Central Excise valuation provisions: SC
Excise Duty

A person having direct or indirect interest in business is related person for Central Excise valuation provisions: SC

CA Jatin Minocha4 years ago
Excise DutyExcise: Fixation of MRP must be mandated by law to claim Section 4(A) exemption- SC
Excise Duty

Excise: Fixation of MRP must be mandated by law to claim Section 4(A) exemption- SC

CA Jatin Minocha4 years ago
Corporate LawResolution Professional can take Control Of Corporate Debtor’s Rights In Assets Licensed To Third Parties: SC
Corporate Law

Resolution Professional can take Control Of Corporate Debtor’s Rights In Assets Licensed To Third Parties: SC

Editor44 years ago
Goods and Services TaxCondition of pre-deposit for anticipatory bail in absence of final assessment not sustainable
Goods and Services Tax

Condition of pre-deposit for anticipatory bail in absence of final assessment not sustainable

POONAM GANDHI4 years ago
Custom DutySearch & seizure proceedings invalid in absence of reasons to believe: SC
Custom Duty

Search & seizure proceedings invalid in absence of reasons to believe: SC

Bimal Jain4 years ago
Corporate LawIssue of territorial jurisdiction in money laundering case cannot be decided in a writ petition
Corporate Law

Issue of territorial jurisdiction in money laundering case cannot be decided in a writ petition

POONAM GANDHI4 years ago
Corporate LawConditions u/s 45 of PMLA applies to anticipatory bail application u/s 438 Cr. P.C.
Corporate Law

Conditions u/s 45 of PMLA applies to anticipatory bail application u/s 438 Cr. P.C.

POONAM GANDHI4 years ago
Corporate LawArticle 3 enables Parliament to form new States and alter areas, boundaries or name of existing States
Corporate Law

Article 3 enables Parliament to form new States and alter areas, boundaries or name of existing States

POONAM GANDHI4 years ago

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