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.
Proceedings in bounced cheque cases under Negotiable Instruments Act will continue even if there is a scheme to revive the sick company
Mandatory death penalty unconstitutional – Supreme Court
SC Sympathy in bounced cheque case
SC Cancels 122 licenses for mobile networks issued during A Raja’s tenure as Telecom Minister
Private Citizen has a Right to ask for sanction to Prosecute a Public Servant – SC
Exemption scheme benefit not available as assessee fails to start production at its refinery during the qualifying period
Yograj Infrastructure Ltd Vs. Ssang Yong Engineering & Construction Company Ltd. & ANR. (SC)
Vodafone wins $2.50 billion tax case tax case in Supreme Court
Right to appointment of an Arbitrator does not get automatically forfeited after expiry of 30 days as prescribed under Section 11(4) & 11(5) of the Act – SC
In case of default by the employer by an exempted establishment, in making its contribution to the Provident Fund Section 14B of the Act will be applicable – SC
No Excise Duty Exemption if conditions mentioned in Exemption Notification of Excise Rules not complied – SC
Excise Duty – Tailor made machines – Manufacture not complete till it meets the contractual specifications and subjected to individual testing
Excise Duty – Process of mixing polymers and additives with bitumen does not amount to manufacture
Sales Tax – Penalty can not be cancelled just because same been levied against the owner of the vehicle and not against the person in-charge of the vehicle
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