Judgements and Orders, Supreme Court and High courts of India

It a well settled fact that experience of a holding company will be considered as experience of subsidiary or vice-versa. If a holding company has experience in a field in which its subsidiary does not has any experience and subsidiary applies along

The Supreme Court set aside the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission's order requiring Bajaj Allianz General Insurance to pay Rs. 64 Lakhs by way of compensation to Madhya Pradesh government for wrongful repudiation of a claim of damages t

The Hon'ble Andhra Pradesh High Court in M/S. Gandhar oil refinery (India) Limited v. Assistant commissioner of sales tax [Writ Petition No.24873 of 2022 dated August 24, 2022] remanded back the matter to the assessing authority, depending upon the r

The CESTAT in Principal Commissioner v. M/s Hira Ferro Alloys Limited [Excise Appeal No. 53531 of 2018 with Excise Miscellaneous Application No. 50363 of 2019 dated September 6, 2022] held that the assessee is entitled to Central Value Added Tax("CEN

The Hon'ble Bombay High Court in DBS Tradelink and advisors Pvt. ltd. v.  The state of Maharashtra and another [Writ petition no.8474 of 2022 dated July 20, 2022] directed the assessing authority to restore the registration of the assessee on the ver

In this case, the Apex Court denied considering "Mosquito Bite" is as an accident. Since it a well-known fact that Mozambique is a malaria prone zone, and one out of three people are suffering from Mosquito Bite and hence Mosquito Bite is not unexpec

It well-settled practice in case of CIRP, the management of Corporate Debtor has been transferred from Promoters and Shareholders to Committee of Creditors and the IP. Promoters being related party to the Corporate Debtor have no right of representat

It is a well settled fact that unexplained credit or expenses will be considered as Cash Credits. Where assessee has corroborative and substantial proof of payment received and also have proof of credit worthiness of creditor then presumption of AO t

The Hon'ble Karnataka High Court in M/S Rajeev Traders v. Union of India [Writ Petition No.100849 of 2022 (T-RES) dated August 16, 2022] allowed the writ petition stating that the power to confiscate goods is a distinct and independent power conferre

The Plaintiff resigned from Defendant which was accepted on the same day and he was relieved from duty. The plaintiff joined in a competitor's business. When the Plaintiff approached the Defendants for payment of the balance incentive award, he was i