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Excise Duty
Excise Duty
Taxability of goods manufactured – ‘Parts of Television Receivers’ falling under Tariff Entry 8529 OR ‘Television Receivers’ under Tariff Entry 8528
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Even non-signatory parties to agreements can be referred to arbitration – SC
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Service of copy of arbitral award on agent/ lawyer not amount to service on party itself – SC
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Prosecution based on second or successive dishonour of cheque is permissible -SC
Income Tax
Income Tax
Department should have a panel of experts -SC
Income Tax
Income Tax
Closing stock of incentive sugar is to be valued at levy price and not at cost – SC
Income Tax
Income Tax
No penalty for bona fide,inadvertent human error / Silly mistake – SC
Income Tax
Income Tax
Fees paid for education of staff’s children to schools promoted by assessee not allowable -SC
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
No criminal prosecution against a lawyer for mere non acceptance of his opinion -SC
Income Tax
Income Tax
S.133A – ITO has no power to examine any person on oath
Income Tax
Income Tax
Reopening based on Second thought on same material not valid – SC
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 32A – Mining, cutting & polishing of granite is manufacture -SC
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 80HHC – Leasing rights can be considered as goods -SC
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 80HHC -Sales tax & excise duty will not form part of total turnover
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