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Married Daughters Have Equal Coparcenary Rights in Joint Family Property: Karnataka HC

Section 11 Court Cannot Conduct Mini-Trial on Arbitrability: Calcutta HC

SARFAESI Possession Notice Cannot Ordinarily Be Challenged Through Writ Petition: Karnataka HC

Section 264 Can Remedy Double Taxation Despite No Revised Return: Telangana HC

Same FY and ITC Issue Alone Cannot Establish ‘Same Subject Matter’ Under Section 6(2)(b): Delhi HC

Reassessment on Issue Already Examined in Scrutiny Is Change of Opinion: Gujarat HC

Orissa HC Sets Aside ₹28.81 Crore GST Order for Denial of Hearing

Assessment on Amalgamated Company Valid Where Merger Not Disclosed: Madras HC

Section 263 Revision Cannot Be Exercised at AO’s Instance: Calcutta HC

Bombay HC Quashes Reopening Based Solely on Shah Commission Under-Invoicing Report

Karnataka HC Quashes Section 148 Reopening for Lack of Independent Application of Mind

Mere Shah Commission Opinion Cannot Sustain Reassessment: Allahabad HC

Orissa HC Quashes GST Order Communicated Beyond Seven-Day Section 129(3) Limit

Madras HC Sets Aside GST Detention Order Passed Beyond Seven-Day Limit
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