The Supreme Court of India has restored Godway Funicrafts’ review application, directing the Andhra Pradesh High Court to reconsider the 100% penalty imposed under the CGST Act.
The Supreme Court of India upheld that benefits under the Budgetary Support Scheme are unit-specific, not owner-specific, reinforcing location-based industrial incentives.
Supreme Court orders Maharashtra to refund ₹62 lakh with interest to a man who won a sand block auction but was never given possession.
Supreme Court sets aside a High Court order, favoring Granules India in a customs duty dispute and criticizing state authorities for failing to assist the court.
The Supreme Court rules that services provided to foreign entities, with payment in foreign currency, qualify as exports and are not liable for service tax.
Supreme Court rules criminal prosecution can proceed despite quashed departmental adjudication, if complaint is based on independent investigation.
The Supreme Court has issued strict directives against police using WhatsApp for serving notices to the accused. Upholding previous precedents, the court mandated in-person service and ordered High Courts to monitor compliance.
Such an agent would, therefore, continue to be covered by Section 32(c) of the Act as he would then present the signed document for registration only as an agent and must necessarily satisfy the requirements of Sections 32(c), 33. 34 and 35 of the Act and the rules framed in that context.
The Supreme Court set aside a criminal case over a Bengaluru land deal, ruling the dispute was civil in nature and lacked evidence of criminal intent from the beginning.
Supreme Court rejects a plea to allow electronic service of police notices under BNSS, reaffirming that personal service is mandatory to protect individual liberty.
