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.

Interest on Compensation payable from accident Date and Not Date of Adjudication of Claim: SC

SC guidelines for payment of ex gratia of Rs 50000 to families of those who died due to Covid-19

Daughter entitled to inherit self-acquired property of her father: SC

No penalty for non-transportation of goods within validity of E way bill due to agitation & blocked traffic: SC

Section 5 of Limitation Act not applies to initiation of Civil Suit: SC

Service regulation will prevail during conflict between statement in an advertisement and service regulation: SC

Subordinate Legislation in the form of Statutory Rules is a ‘law’ U/s. 23 of Indian Contract Act: SC

SC cannot re-appreciate evidence on concurrent findings recorded by NCLT & NCLAT

Builder obliged to provide occupancy certificate to flat owners & Failure amount to deficiency in service: SC

No restriction on parallel proceedings by different jurisdictional offices pertaining to different causes of action: SC

State Govt & Autonomous Board/Body cannot be put on par for service benefits: SC

SC Restores Limitation Extension & excludes Period From 15.03.2020 to 28.02.2022 From Limitation

NCLT/NCLAT should not pass ad hoc orders regarding fee and expenses payable to Resolution Professionals: SC

Comments made during Mediation or Settlement Proceedings cannot be relied by Courts: SC
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