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Blacklisting order passed without giving any opportunity of being heard is unsustainable: Karnataka HC

Only parties to arbitration proceedings can challenge an arbitral award: Delhi HC

Kerala HC Directs Customs Authorities to Process Refund of 4% SAD Despite Annulled Circular

Orissa HC Allows to File Reply to Service Tax Demand Issued Without Opportunity

Patna HC Stays Recovery under Bihar GST Act Due to GSTAT Non-Constitution

Disputes on Lock-In Periods in Employment Contracts are Arbitrable Under Arbitration Act, 1996

Orissa HC Quashes GST Orders for Denial of Hearing to Petitioner

Karnataka HC Restores GST Registration subject to filing of returns

Not All Minor Female Abductions Constitute Section 366 IPC Offenses; Intent Matters: Chhattisgarh HC

Madras HC Grants Legal Representative Opportunity to Defend GST Demand

Materially False Particular in SVLDR Declaration Must Be Found Before Initiating Proceeding

Failure to generate e-invoice not constitute tax evasion if e-way bill is present

GST Order Invalid Due to Failure to Consider Petitioner’s Reply: Delhi HC

Assessment Order not sustainable when devoid of any proper reasoning
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