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Latest supreme court judgements, important court rulings, legal principles, case-law developments and expert analysis across tax and corporate laws on TaxGuru.

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Corporate LawOrder allowing review application must be cryptic, reasoned & speaking: SC
Corporate Law

Order allowing review application must be cryptic, reasoned & speaking: SC

Editor25 years ago
Corporate LawNCDRC cannot Direct to Amend Pleadings: SC
Corporate Law

NCDRC cannot Direct to Amend Pleadings: SC

FCS Deepak P. Singh5 years ago
Excise DutySC to decide on Classification of `Nimbooz’
Excise Duty

SC to decide on Classification of `Nimbooz’

Editor25 years ago
Corporate LawOrder of premature retirement is to be based on entire service record: SC
Corporate Law

Order of premature retirement is to be based on entire service record: SC

Editor25 years ago
Corporate LawApex Court Once Again Reiterated -Principle of Good Faiths
Corporate Law

Apex Court Once Again Reiterated -Principle of Good Faiths

FCS Deepak P. Singh5 years ago
Income TaxHandwriting expert Opinion is not the only mode of proving signature & handwriting: SC
Income Tax

Handwriting expert Opinion is not the only mode of proving signature & handwriting: SC

Editor25 years ago
Custom DutyDispute concerning an exemption cannot be equated with a dispute in relation to Custom duty rate
Custom Duty

Dispute concerning an exemption cannot be equated with a dispute in relation to Custom duty rate

Editor65 years ago
Corporate LawProceedings under Section 138 of N. I. Act is not a civil suit
Corporate Law

Proceedings under Section 138 of N. I. Act is not a civil suit

TG Team5 years ago
Income TaxHC not justified in disposing Appeal with a One Paragraph Order: SC
Income Tax

HC not justified in disposing Appeal with a One Paragraph Order: SC

Editor25 years ago
Fema / RBIOne Time Settlement payment default due to CoVID: SC grants relief
Fema / RBI

One Time Settlement payment default due to CoVID: SC grants relief

Editor65 years ago
Corporate LawNegligence cannot be treated to be misconduct- No action For Passing A Wrong Order
Corporate Law

Negligence cannot be treated to be misconduct- No action For Passing A Wrong Order

Editor45 years ago
Corporate LawEmployee’s Compensation Act: Interest payable from accident date
Corporate Law

Employee’s Compensation Act: Interest payable from accident date

Editor45 years ago
Corporate LawOn termination of conciliation under MSMED Act the dispute between the parties can be resolved by arbitration- SC
Corporate Law

On termination of conciliation under MSMED Act the dispute between the parties can be resolved by arbitration- SC

Editor45 years ago
Income TaxSection 194A TDS not deductible on interest paid to Agra Development Authority: SC
Income Tax

Section 194A TDS not deductible on interest paid to Agra Development Authority: SC

Editor25 years ago

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