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.
Effect of making registration certificate applicable from retrospective date is based on the principle of deemed equivalence to public user of such mark which cannot be extended to the Excise Law
Section 40A(3) does not eliminate considerations of business expediencies -SC
Would the payments made by a company to BSNL/ MTNL for the services provided through interconnect / port / access / toll be treated as “fees for technical services” to attract the provisions of tax deduction at source under section 194J?
Termination of contractual job can be challenged in court – SC
RTI – CIC has no power to direct Public Authority to furnish information – SC
Tax On Sales-tax Subsidy – SC asks HC to decide whether sales-tax subsidy is a capital receipt
SC asks Ketan Ketan Parikh and Co to Deposit deposit 50 percent of penalty imposed for Fema violations
Housing firm not responsible for encroachment after delivery of possession of the plot to buyer – Supreme Court
Daily wagers not entitled to regularisation but can claim monetary compensation for illegal retrenchment – SC
Insurance company to pay compensation for death of youth if it fails to prove that youth was driving negligently – SC
Agreement to refer disputes to arbitration cannot be rendered void merely because of government rule – SC
Employees can’t be forced to work under new management – Supreme Court
Intent to arbitrate can be seen from conduct of parties – SC
Recovery to be effected in due process of law and not by use of force – SC
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