Courts: Supreme Court of India
Read latest Supreme Court of India judgments and orders on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law and other taxation, corporate and commercial laws.

Recommendations of GST Council not binding on Union & States: SC

Service Tax on secondment Services of employees of Overseas group company

Only Clerical or Arithmetical Mistakes in Order Fixing Minimum Wages can be Corrected U/s. 10 of Minimum Wages Act, 1948: SC

SC explains applicability of Duomatic Principle in Company Law In India

SC refers Doctrine of Group of Companies to Larger Bench for relook

Scuttling of criminal process at pre-trial stag not merited: SC

SC Quashes Prosecution under PMLA after considering Income Tax Dept & CBI report

Excess Payment to Employee due to Erroneous Interpretation of Rule Not Recoverable : Supreme Court

Prosecution of Partners/Directors without arraigning firm/company as accused for dishonour of cheque not maintainable u/s 138 of NI Act: SC

CBDT grace marks policy not applies to person who passed in his own category: SC

SC dismisses non-speaking and non-reasoned order of HC

Article 21 encompasses right to individual to refuse vaccination

Sale agreement/ General power of Attorney/ Will transactions are not ‘transfers’ or ‘sales’.

Rule of contra proferentem protects insured from unfavourable interpretation of an ambiguous term
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