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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 LawSC: Unpaid Sale Consideration Cannot Constitute Criminal Breach of Trust, Quashes Proceedings
Corporate Law

SC: Unpaid Sale Consideration Cannot Constitute Criminal Breach of Trust, Quashes Proceedings

CA Sandeep Kanoi2 months ago
Corporate LawITAT Ahmedabad: Depreciation & Interest Deductions Allowed Following Earlier Acceptance and Consistency
Corporate Law

ITAT Ahmedabad: Depreciation & Interest Deductions Allowed Following Earlier Acceptance and Consistency

CA Sandeep Kanoi2 months ago
Income TaxSC Upholds Section 263 Remand but Leaves Revision Jurisdiction Open for Fresh Pleas
Income Tax

SC Upholds Section 263 Remand but Leaves Revision Jurisdiction Open for Fresh Pleas

CA Sandeep Kanoi2 months ago
Corporate LawSC Sets Aside Ten-Times Stamp Penalty; District Registrar to Determine Penalty
Corporate Law

SC Sets Aside Ten-Times Stamp Penalty; District Registrar to Determine Penalty

CA Sandeep Kanoi2 months ago
Corporate LawFailure To Inform Detenue Of His Right To Represent Renders Preventive Detention Illegal: SC
Corporate Law

Failure To Inform Detenue Of His Right To Represent Renders Preventive Detention Illegal: SC

Sanjeev Sirohi2 months ago
Income TaxSC Dismisses SLP as Withdrawn; Bombay HC Ruling Denying Section 37 Deduction for Redemption Fine Stands
Income Tax

SC Dismisses SLP as Withdrawn; Bombay HC Ruling Denying Section 37 Deduction for Redemption Fine Stands

CA Sandeep Kanoi2 months ago
Corporate LawLimitation Act Section 18 Extends Limitation Only for Acknowledged Debt: SC
Corporate Law

Limitation Act Section 18 Extends Limitation Only for Acknowledged Debt: SC

CA Sandeep Kanoi2 months ago
Corporate LawSC Denies Specific Performance as Buyer Failed to Prove Readiness and Willingness
Corporate Law

SC Denies Specific Performance as Buyer Failed to Prove Readiness and Willingness

CA Sandeep Kanoi2 months ago
Corporate LawSC Cancels PMLA Bail as High Court Ignored Section 45 Twin Conditions
Corporate Law

SC Cancels PMLA Bail as High Court Ignored Section 45 Twin Conditions

CA Sandeep Kanoi2 months ago
Corporate LawSC Upholds PMLA Prosecution, Holds Money Laundering Is a Continuing Offence
Corporate Law

SC Upholds PMLA Prosecution, Holds Money Laundering Is a Continuing Offence

CA Sandeep Kanoi2 months ago
Corporate LawSC Grants Bail Under PMLA Due to Prolonged Incarceration and Trial Delay
Corporate Law

SC Grants Bail Under PMLA Due to Prolonged Incarceration and Trial Delay

CA Sandeep Kanoi2 months ago
Service TaxNo Service Tax on Indivisible Turnkey Contracts Before 1 June 2007: SC
Service Tax

No Service Tax on Indivisible Turnkey Contracts Before 1 June 2007: SC

CA Vijayakumar Shetty2 months ago
Corporate LawSC Leaves Open Buyer’s Right to Invoke Arbitration Outside MSMED Act
Corporate Law

SC Leaves Open Buyer’s Right to Invoke Arbitration Outside MSMED Act

CA Vijayakumar Shetty2 months ago
Corporate LawNon-Signatory Can Be Referred to Arbitration as a Veritable Party: SC
Corporate Law

Non-Signatory Can Be Referred to Arbitration as a Veritable Party: SC

CA Vijayakumar Shetty2 months 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.