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.
SC allows clubbing of two establishments as one for the purposes of the PF as there was unity of ownership, management, control, finance, labour and functional integrity
Directors not vicariously liable for crime of company – Supreme Court
Govt. cannot change purpose of acquired land – SC
Manufacturers of beer liable to pay excise duty from the stage of fermentation – SC
Supreme Court interprets choice of SIAC Rules as exclusion to the applicability of Part I of the Indian Arbitration Act
Person arrested for Offences under the Customs Act and Central Excise Act can not be denied bail as Offences are Non-Cognizable and bailable
SC on recovery of tax on money deposited by Indians in Foreign Bank
SC Decision on Fate of Arbitration Clause in unregistered Agreement with improper stamp duty
Proof of Marriage must while claiming Restitution – SC
Male Hindu cannot adopt without the consent of wife – SC
If the products are capable of classification under two chapter headings, then the classification must be under the heading which occurs last in the numerical order- Sc
Margarine is edible oil and eligible for concessional tax of 4 percent – SC
Pnealty can not be imposed without adjudication by any authority – SC
Service of notice on assessee U/s. 143(2) within prescribed period of time is a pre-requisite for framing block assessment
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