Corporate Law : Allahabad HC criticizes political standing counsel appointments, demands a proper procedure. Recent cases highlight the need for q...
Corporate Law : Recent Apex Court decision safeguarding applicants/assessees from penalties for inadvertent mistakes in forms. Learn about the leg...
Corporate Law : Discover the truth about claiming maintenance under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007. Contrary...
Income Tax : Understand TDS implications under section 194IA of the Income Tax Act for the transfer of immovable property. Learn about the mini...
Income Tax : Ensure Compliance: Offering freebies to doctors may lead to serious consequences under Section 37(1) of the Income Tax Act. Any ex...
Corporate Law : Covid pandemic has ushered in a new era and have brought in new concepts and ways of working in different spheres of life. Our l...
Corporate Law : The origin of caste system in India was based on the vocation of the persons or group of persons. But gradually it embedded deep i...
Corporate Law : Our country has been ruled by the invaders and kings for centuries. As a consequence to this, the present ‘rulers’ hav...
Fema / RBI : The Reserve Bank of India, in view of the Covid pandemic, realised the financial emergency and liquidity crunch in our economy due...
Corporate Law : On 04 June 2020, a 3 member bench of the Apex Court passed an interim order that no coercive action be taken against employers for...
Corporate Law : Allahabad High Court expressed displeasure over unpreparedness of standing counsel representing state government. Ccase involved ...
Corporate Law : Tyre burst is not an act of God but a consequence of negligence and the Driver/ Insurance company cannot be exonerated for the sam...
Corporate Law : The Government legislated the Negotiable Instrument Act in 1991 making cheque bounce a criminal offence. But the delay in disposal...
Corporate Law, Goods and Services Tax : Gurmel Singh Vs Branch Manager National Insurance Co. Ltd. (Supreme Court of India) It is common knowledge that the Insurance Co...
Corporate Law : The brief facts of the case are that during a road rage, Gurnam Singh died in a scuffle and Sidhu & his friend faced charges of cu...
An Amendment Act was brought by the Government to meet reducing the undue delay in the cases of dishonor of cheques and to provide payment of interim compensation to the complainants. The MSME’s in particular have been representing that due to delay tactics, easy filing of appeals and obtaining stay on proceedings, the very purpose of section 138 of the NI Act was being frustrated.
PM Modi demonetised Rs. 1000/- & Rs. 500/- denomination currency notes with a view to eradicating Black money from our economy, end rampant corruption, contain the use of counterfeit & fake currency and to put a full stop on cash funding by our neighbour countries to the terrorist outfits. It is undisputed that the intention […]
After Demonetisation, the sole emphasis of the Government is on Cashless Economy or Digital payments. The bold step of demonetisation taken by the PM would become a nullity if the whole country does not adopt cashless transactions. The government wants every citizen to open bank account and use the option of debit cards, credit cards […]
Newspapers, periodicals, TV channels are full of advertisements of Income Declaration Scheme 2016. Hoardings, banners, posters and handbills highlight the details of the Scheme. PM, FM and top brass of the Income Tax Department are beckoning people to declare their undisclosed incomes and contribute to the nation’s mite.
The doctrine is often stated as those seeking equity must do equity or equity must come with clean hands’. It is settled law that a person who approaches the Court for granting relief, equitable or otherwise, is under a solemn obligation to candidly & correctly disclose all the material/important facts which have bearing on the adjudication of the issues raised in the case.
Find out why premeditated orders passed on the same day of hearing should be set aside. Discover the impact on natural justice and the violation of basic principles.
It is often seen that some Appellate orders in Vat/Income Tax/Excise/Service Tax are accepted by the Administrative Authorities while in other SIMILAR matters Appeals are filed in the Higher Forums i.e. Tribunals/High Courts. Are these arbitrary actions of the Administrative Officials justifiable?
Learn about the High Courts ruling on illegal detention of vehicles and seizure of goods by VAT authorities. Find out about the consequences for erring officials.
Uncovering the abuse of process of law by Tax Authorities in covered matters. Learn about the consequences of challenging binding decisions in tax cases.
Courts warn against the intolerable harassment of assesses by Revenue Officers. Learn about recent cases and the measures taken to protect the interests of assesses.
