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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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Service TaxSC: No liberal approach to be adopted in interpreting service tax exemption notifications
Service Tax

SC: No liberal approach to be adopted in interpreting service tax exemption notifications

RATHI5 years ago
Corporate LawLatest Case Law Related to IBC – October to -December 2021
Corporate Law

Latest Case Law Related to IBC – October to -December 2021

Editor45 years ago
Corporate LawMens rea actus reus not an essential element for imposing penalty for breach of civil obligations & liabilities: SC
Corporate Law

Mens rea actus reus not an essential element for imposing penalty for breach of civil obligations & liabilities: SC

POONAM GANDHI5 years ago
Corporate LawS. 138 NI Act- Complain filed through authorized representative is legal
Corporate Law

S. 138 NI Act- Complain filed through authorized representative is legal

POONAM GANDHI5 years ago
Excise DutySVLDRS benefit not available if petitioner not complies with its conditions: SC
Excise Duty

SVLDRS benefit not available if petitioner not complies with its conditions: SC

Editor25 years ago
Corporate LawClaim not forming Part of IBC Resolution Plan not maintainable: SC
Corporate Law

Claim not forming Part of IBC Resolution Plan not maintainable: SC

Editor45 years ago
Corporate LawHC cannot remand the matter to same Arbitrator unless consented by both parties: SC
Corporate Law

HC cannot remand the matter to same Arbitrator unless consented by both parties: SC

Editor45 years ago
Goods and Services TaxNo external aid for interpretation called for when language of Entry in question was clear in itself
Goods and Services Tax

No external aid for interpretation called for when language of Entry in question was clear in itself

Editor65 years ago
Corporate LawTelecom/Mobile users can directly approach to Consumer Forums: SC
Corporate Law

Telecom/Mobile users can directly approach to Consumer Forums: SC

FCS Deepak P. Singh5 years ago
Service TaxAgreement needs to be read as a whole to determine eligibility for service tax exemption: SC
Service Tax

Agreement needs to be read as a whole to determine eligibility for service tax exemption: SC

Editor25 years ago
Corporate Lawदवा कंपनियों और डाक्टरों की मिलीभगत पर सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने कसी लगाम
Corporate Law

दवा कंपनियों और डाक्टरों की मिलीभगत पर सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने कसी लगाम

CA ANIL AGRAWAL5 years ago
Corporate LawFuture Prospects Should Be Paid Even In Case of Notional Income -Motor Vehicles Act,1988
Corporate Law

Future Prospects Should Be Paid Even In Case of Notional Income -Motor Vehicles Act,1988

FCS Deepak P. Singh5 years ago
Excise DutySARFAESI Act Has Overriding Effect on Central Excise Act: SC
Excise Duty

SARFAESI Act Has Overriding Effect on Central Excise Act: SC

Editor45 years ago
Corporate LawConsumer u/s 2(1)(d) covers only services availed exclusively for the purposes of earning the livelihood by means of self-employment
Corporate Law

Consumer u/s 2(1)(d) covers only services availed exclusively for the purposes of earning the livelihood by means of self-employment

POONAM GANDHI5 years ago

Explore the latest supreme court judgements on TaxGuru with coverage of important judicial decisions, legal principles and case-law developments across taxation, corporate and commercial laws. The page helps professionals, taxpayers and businesses follow significant rulings, understand the reasoning adopted by courts and tribunals, and assess the practical impact on compliance and litigation.