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.

GST is leviable on Lottery & gambling: SC

Gujarat Maritime Board was having a callous & indifferent attitude in denying interest on refund of deposit: SC

Quashing of Complaint Should Rather be Exception & A Rarity than an Ordinary Rule: SC

Arnab Goswami Bail: SC on Liberty & High Court Powers

Constitute National Tribunals Commission to supervise appointments & functioning of Tribunals: SC to UOI

SC directs HC to decide on vires of Section 40(a)(iib) of Income Tax Act, 1961

SC: No Litigant can be penalized for non appearance of lawyer-Judicial Reforms/Policy needed

HC not obliged to frame substantial question of law, if, it finds no error in findings of First Appellate Court

Any company creditor can seek transfer of winding up proceedings pending before HC to NCLT

Date of birth change request in service records at fag end of service is not sustainable: SC

SC stays HC order on Drawback Limitation for SCN under Drawback Rules

SC issues notice on continuance of prosecution despite payment of Income Tax with Penalty & Interest

Provisional bank account attachment during pendency of Section 67 search proceedings – SC stays Gujarat HC decision

Availability of alternate remedy is no bar in entertaining a complaint under Consumer Protection Act, 1986
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