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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 LawInterest on Compensation payable from accident Date and Not Date of Adjudication of Claim: SC
Corporate Law

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

Editor25 years ago
Corporate LawSC guidelines for payment of ex gratia of Rs 50000 to families of those who died due to Covid-19
Corporate Law

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

Editor45 years ago
Income TaxDaughter entitled to inherit self-acquired property of her father: SC
Income Tax

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

CA Jatin Minocha5 years ago
Goods and Services TaxNo penalty for non-transportation of goods within validity of E way bill due to agitation & blocked traffic: SC
Goods and Services Tax

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

Bimal Jain5 years ago
Corporate LawSection 5 of Limitation Act not applies to initiation of Civil Suit: SC
Corporate Law

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

Editor45 years ago
Income TaxService regulation will prevail during conflict between statement in an advertisement and service regulation: SC
Income Tax

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

POONAM GANDHI5 years ago
Corporate LawSubordinate Legislation in the form of Statutory Rules is a ‘law’ U/s. 23 of Indian Contract Act: SC
Corporate Law

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

Editor25 years ago
Company LawSC cannot re-appreciate evidence on concurrent findings recorded by NCLT & NCLAT
Company Law

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

POONAM GANDHI5 years ago
Corporate LawBuilder obliged to provide occupancy certificate to flat owners & Failure amount to deficiency in service: SC
Corporate Law

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

Editor25 years ago
Goods and Services TaxNo restriction on parallel proceedings by different jurisdictional offices pertaining to different causes of action: SC
Goods and Services Tax

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

Editor45 years ago
Income TaxState Govt & Autonomous Board/Body cannot be put on par for service benefits: SC
Income Tax

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

Editor25 years ago
Corporate LawSC Restores Limitation Extension & excludes Period From 15.03.2020 to 28.02.2022 From Limitation
Corporate Law

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

Bimal Jain5 years ago
Corporate LawNCLT/NCLAT should not pass ad hoc orders regarding fee and expenses payable to Resolution Professionals: SC
Corporate Law

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

Editor25 years ago
Corporate LawComments made during Mediation or Settlement Proceedings cannot be relied by Courts: SC
Corporate Law

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

Editor65 years ago

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