In respect of completed/unabated assessments, no addition can be made in absence of any incriminating material found during search: SC
Non levy of Anti Dumping duty is causing grave irreparable injury and prejudice to the Indian Manufactures on a daily basis.
In a historic ruling, the Supreme Court mandates adherence to natural justice principles in bank fraud classifications, impacting borrowers’ rights.
In a pivotal decision, the Supreme Court has granted bail to a chartered accountant involved in a complex money laundering case, setting significant conditions.
Supreme Court held that Duty Free Shops, whether in the arrival or departure terminals, being outside the customs frontiers of India, cannot be saddled with any indirect tax burden and any such levy would be unconstitutional. Accordingly, tax levied on the same is refundable
SAP Labs India Private Vs ITO (Supreme Court of India) Whether in every case where the Tribunal determines the arm’s length price, the same shall attain finality and the High Court is precluded from considering the determination of the arm’s length price determined by the Tribunal, in exercise of powers under Section 260A of the […]
Supreme Court held that conviction based on statement of single person without recovery of any incriminating documents/ articles during search is unjustified. Non-recovery during search obviously benefits the appellant.
Suneja Towers Private Limited & Anr. Vs Anita Merchant (Supreme Court) In these appeals by special leave, the appellants have essentially questioned a part of the common judgment and order dated 31.03.2022, as passed by the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, New Delhi1 in Revision Petition Nos. 771 of 2020, 772 of 2020 and 773 […]
Supreme Court held that the annual increment to a government servant which he has earned for the services he has rendered over a specified period subject to his good behavior cannot be denied merely because of his retirement on the very next day.
State of Gujarat and Anr. Vs Saw Pipes Ltd. (Supreme Court) The highest court of the country in this case was considering the levy of penalty and interest under the provisions of Gujarat Sales tax Act 1969 when the high court gave relief by setting aside interest and penalty in relation to tax paid on […]
