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Analysis of SC verdict on allowability of delayed payment of Employee PF Contribution

Cancellation of licence unacceptable if Distribution License Rules duly complied: SC

Preliminary enquiry shall be conducted before deciding whether dispute is arbitrable or not: SC

Terms & Conditions of Invitation to Tender are not open to judicial scrutiny, unless arbitrary, discriminatory or mala fide: SC

Judgment or Decree obtained by fraud is to be treated as a nullity: SC

Judgment or Decree obtained by Fraud is as a Nullity: SC

Writ under Article 32 maintainable if no other remedy available: SC

Order passed by Industrial Tribunal cannot be challenged in Labour Courts when proper procedure followed: SC

Striking off order passed by RoC cannot be altered in absence of proper identity of Complainant

Article 142 invoked to reduce interest rate awarded by Arbitral Tribunal

Anticipatory Bail is not fixed for a particular period & can continue till end of trial: SC

Ex-promoters cannot continue in Insolvent Company in any capacity: SC

Tax concession disputes are not subject to arbitration: Supreme Court

SC: Liability to pay customs duty invocable when DEPB license is fake/forged
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