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.
Right of Karta to execute agreement to sell or sale deed of a joint Hindu family property is beyond cavil: SC
SC explains onus of Propounder: Removal of Suspicious circumstances about Will execution
Cancellation of Enrolment of Advocate by BCI for suppressing Criminal Case against him during Enrolment justified: SC
Whether Form GSTR-3B is a return or not under the CGST Law
Service tax on card-issuing bank for interchange fees: SC Delivers Split Verdict
Section 12 of IBC- Resolution process should complete within specified time limit – SC
Right to be considered for promotion is a fundamental right: SC
Impleadment of Few Affected Employees is Sufficient Compliance of Principle of Joinder of Parties: SC
SC upheld MTT Guidelines prohibiting export of PPE products
An Insurer cannot Repudiate a claim by citing Existing Medical Condition- SC
Section 138 NI Act Attracted even in cases where Debt is incurred after Cheque is Drawn but before Presentation: SC
SC Classical Interpretation on Pre-Deposit Criteria Before Appeals
Revisiting earlier order on merits is beyond the scope & ambit of powers available u/s 254(2)
Supreme Court directs Integration of Technology adopted to streamline, monitor all stages in Govt. Revenue Litigation, to ITAT, CESTAT, Other Tribunals
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