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Income Tax
Income Tax
Client not bound by concession in law contrary to statutory rules made by his lawyer before a judicial authority
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
SC dismisses IL&FS Petition against La-Fin on being time-barred
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Chief Judicial Magistrate can entertain secured creditor application under SARFAESI Law: SC
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Arbitration Act: Additional evidence cannot be permitted in Section 34 proceedings: SC
Goods and Services Tax
Goods and Services Tax
Appellate authority cannot reduce or waive 25% pre-deposit u/s 62(5) of Punjab VAT: SC
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Section 138 NI Act: Legal Heirs Can Challenge Conviction of deceased Convict
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Section 7 Application under IBC governed by Article 137 of Limitation Act: SC
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Refund claim not maintainable if no appeal filed against assessment order on Bill of Entry: SC
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Mere old age and infirmity of executor of agreement cannot be considered as undue influence
Income Tax
Income Tax
Income Tax Updates for the Month of August 2019
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Appeal against CESTAT Order on violation of exemption condition lies before HC
Income Tax
Income Tax
Challenge to Constitutional Validity of Section 115BBDA- SC Grants Liberty to file SLP
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Sec. 138 NI Act Proceedings cannot be quashed for mere non service of notice within Statutory Period
Income Tax
Income Tax
HC order without framing substantial question of law and without passing reasoned order is invalid
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