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SC on Adjudicating Authority have Discretionary power to admit application of Financial Creditor for initiation of CIRP: SC

Proceedings concluded due to no tax dues and zero tax effect

Time limits, based on circumstance, can be compelling guidelines or mandatory prescription

Revenue needs proper evidence to reject classification done by assessee

Revised return of income cannot be filed to withdraw the claim: SC

Electricity cannot be denied to Tenant Merely for NOC from Landlord: SC

Landlord entitled to compensation From Tenant on stay of Execution of Decree of Eviction: SC

Mere Acceptance of rent after lease period expiry not amounts to waiver of termination of lease

Salary of employees can be included in CIRP costs: SC

SCN without following basis principle of the law it is not a valid SCN: SC

Do Oral observations by Courts have sanctity in law

SC on Services Tax Exemption on man power or job work services

SC Affirms Cost of Rs 5 Lakhs Imposed on Litigant for Frivolous Litigation’
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