Supreme Court outlines mandatory steps for income tax reassessment, requiring AO to provide reasons and dispose of objections before assessment.
The Supreme Court criticized a common practice of offering money for bail then challenging conditions. It remanded a GST evasion case, stressing judicial process sanctity.
Additionally, the GST certificate issued by the Superintendent of Central GST confirmed no outstanding dues and that the re-tender order resulted in loss of competitive advantage and investments already made in connection with the lease.
Supreme Court acquits men in murder case, finding High Court wrongly reversed a trial court acquittal. Cites flaws in evidence and sets strict precedent on appeals.
The appellant thus prosecuted the company and the three directors and prayed for appropriate punishment of imprisonment as well as direction to pay fine up to double the amount of the dishonored cheque.
Supreme Court stays Karnataka’s Rs. 317.5 crore VAT recovery notice to Antrix Corporation. New demand for 2008-2014 issued despite existing stay on previous period. Case listed for August.
Supreme Court quashes summons against pharmaceutical directors in a drug quality case, reiterating that general statements are insufficient to establish vicarious liability under the Drugs & Cosmetics Act.
Supreme Court acquits accused in a 1999 murder case, citing a flawed High Court reversal. A deep dive into the key judicial principles on appeals against acquittal.
India’s Supreme Court grants bail to Ashutosh Garg, accused of GST input tax fraud, citing nine months of custody and a five-year maximum sentence.
Supreme Court grants bail to Vishal Agarwal in a case involving alleged public exchequer loss. Bail approved as chargesheet filed and evidence is documentary.
