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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 LawCourts Should Desist From Expressing Any Stereotype Opinion On Women: SC
Corporate Law

Courts Should Desist From Expressing Any Stereotype Opinion On Women: SC

Editor56 years ago
Custom DutyCBIC directs to keep SCN against Anil Aggarwal & 11 others pending
Custom Duty

CBIC directs to keep SCN against Anil Aggarwal & 11 others pending

CA Jatin Minocha6 years ago
Corporate LawAnalysis of SC Judgment in case of Arun Kumar Jagatramka. Vs. Jindal Steel and Power Ltd.
Corporate Law

Analysis of SC Judgment in case of Arun Kumar Jagatramka. Vs. Jindal Steel and Power Ltd.

TG Team6 years ago
Corporate LawIncomprehensible Orders do dis-service to the cause of ensuring accessible & understandable justice to citizens: SC
Corporate Law

Incomprehensible Orders do dis-service to the cause of ensuring accessible & understandable justice to citizens: SC

Editor56 years ago
Goods and Services TaxSC Judgment on Limitation – Impact on Transitional Credit
Goods and Services Tax

SC Judgment on Limitation – Impact on Transitional Credit

CA Om Prakash Jain6 years ago
Corporate LawSC: Exclude Period from 15.03.2020 to 14.03.2021 in computing Limitation Period
Corporate Law

SC: Exclude Period from 15.03.2020 to 14.03.2021 in computing Limitation Period

Sushil Kumar Antal6 years ago
Corporate LawArticle 137 of Limitation Act will govern the limitation period u/s 11 for appointment of arbitrator
Corporate Law

Article 137 of Limitation Act will govern the limitation period u/s 11 for appointment of arbitrator

RATHI6 years ago
Corporate LawSupreme Court: Period from 15.03.2020 to 14.03.2021 to be excluded from limitation period
Corporate Law

Supreme Court: Period from 15.03.2020 to 14.03.2021 to be excluded from limitation period

Bimal Jain6 years ago
Custom DutyOfficer who did assessment, can only undertake re-assessment -Section 28(4) – Customs Act, 1962
Custom Duty

Officer who did assessment, can only undertake re-assessment -Section 28(4) – Customs Act, 1962

Editor6 years ago
Corporate LawAnalysis of SC case on Time limit Limitation on proceedings during Covid-19 pandemic
Corporate Law

Analysis of SC case on Time limit Limitation on proceedings during Covid-19 pandemic

CA Om Prakash Jain6 years ago
Corporate LawBurden of proof on accused to rebut the presumption that cheques was not issued for discharge of any debt or liability.
Corporate Law

Burden of proof on accused to rebut the presumption that cheques was not issued for discharge of any debt or liability.

RATHI6 years ago
Excise DutySC on Classification of ‘relays’ used as part of railway signalling system
Excise Duty

SC on Classification of ‘relays’ used as part of railway signalling system

Editor26 years ago
Corporate LawSection 138 NI Act : Joint liability, if cheque drawn from Joint Account :SC
Corporate Law

Section 138 NI Act : Joint liability, if cheque drawn from Joint Account :SC

Editor56 years ago
Corporate LawSC on possession date when builder keeps the same as indefinite
Corporate Law

SC on possession date when builder keeps the same as indefinite

Editor56 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.