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Read latest Supreme Court of India judgments and orders on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law and other taxation, corporate and commercial laws.

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Corporate LawAcquisition of property with token amount of Rs. 1 compensation was arbitrary & unfair: SC
Corporate Law

Acquisition of property with token amount of Rs. 1 compensation was arbitrary & unfair: SC

RATHI7 months ago
Income TaxReopening Invalid Because No Failure to Disclose Material Facts: SC Upholds HC Ruling
Income Tax

Reopening Invalid Because No Failure to Disclose Material Facts: SC Upholds HC Ruling

CA Sandeep Kanoi7 months ago
Corporate LawDenial of police recruitment to person acquitted in Heinous Crime justified on Benefit of Doubt: SC
Corporate Law

Denial of police recruitment to person acquitted in Heinous Crime justified on Benefit of Doubt: SC

RATHI7 months ago
Corporate LawInsurance Society Is ‘State’ as Government Control Is Deep & Pervasive: SC
Corporate Law

Insurance Society Is ‘State’ as Government Control Is Deep & Pervasive: SC

CA Sandeep Kanoi7 months ago
Excise DutyNo Excise Exemption Allowed Due to Sale to Intermediary Instead of Direct Export: SC
Excise Duty

No Excise Exemption Allowed Due to Sale to Intermediary Instead of Direct Export: SC

CA Sandeep Kanoi7 months ago
Income TaxInterconnect Service Charges Not Royalty to Non-Resident Telecom Operators: SC
Income Tax

Interconnect Service Charges Not Royalty to Non-Resident Telecom Operators: SC

CA Sandeep Kanoi7 months ago
Corporate LawSection 60(4) of Social Security Code putting age limit for adoptive mothers to avail maternity benefit is unconstitutional
Corporate Law

Section 60(4) of Social Security Code putting age limit for adoptive mothers to avail maternity benefit is unconstitutional

POONAM GANDHI7 months ago
Goods and Services TaxClerical Mistakes in GST Returns Not a Valid Reason to Deny Export Refunds: SC
Goods and Services Tax

Clerical Mistakes in GST Returns Not a Valid Reason to Deny Export Refunds: SC

CA Sandeep Kanoi7 months ago
Corporate LawGiving Accused Option to Be Searched Before Police Officer Violates Sec 50 NDPS Act: SC
Corporate Law

Giving Accused Option to Be Searched Before Police Officer Violates Sec 50 NDPS Act: SC

CA Sandeep Kanoi7 months ago
Corporate LawTransfer of funds by Bank without mandate of customer cannot be sustained
Corporate Law

Transfer of funds by Bank without mandate of customer cannot be sustained

POONAM GANDHI7 months ago
Company LawDiversion of funds for other than stated purposes is fraud which cannot be cured by shareholder ratification
Company Law

Diversion of funds for other than stated purposes is fraud which cannot be cured by shareholder ratification

POONAM GANDHI7 months ago
Corporate LawLegislative Assembly Speaker doesn’t enjoy constitutional immunity from judicial scrutiny under Article 122 and 212
Corporate Law

Legislative Assembly Speaker doesn’t enjoy constitutional immunity from judicial scrutiny under Article 122 and 212

POONAM GANDHI7 months ago
Corporate LawNo Special Income Tax Audit Without Hearing: SC Clarifies Section 142(2A) Law
Corporate Law

No Special Income Tax Audit Without Hearing: SC Clarifies Section 142(2A) Law

CA Sandeep Kanoi7 months ago
Corporate LawSC Grants Relief in Law Officer Exam as Student Can’t Be Faulted Amid Conflicting Judicial Views
Corporate Law

SC Grants Relief in Law Officer Exam as Student Can’t Be Faulted Amid Conflicting Judicial Views

CA Sandeep Kanoi7 months ago

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