SC: Prolonged Pre-Trial Custody and Likely Delay in Trial Justify Grant of Bail Even in Serious Fake-ITC Allegations
The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India in the case of Amit Mehra v. Union of India [Special Leave to Appeal […]
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Supreme Court Declines Revenue Appeal In DLF Tax Dispute Over Rs 80.66 Crore Disallowance
The Supreme Court dismissed a Special Leave Petition filed by the Revenue against DLF Home Developers Ltd., bringing an end
Win for Indigo as Supreme Court dismisses Customs appeal in ₹2.53 crore duty dispute
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed an appeal filed by the Customs Department in a ₹2.53 crore duty dispute involving
Supreme Court Refuses Plea Over ‘Invasive’ Seizure Powers For Tax Officials
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear a public interest litigation, or PIL, against a new law allowing Income
Tax Relief For Rooh Afza As Supreme Court Classifies It As ‘Fruit Drink’
In a major tax relief for Hamdard Laboratories, the Supreme Court on Wednesday held that Sharbat Rooh Afza cannot be
Supreme Court seeks Customs Department’s response on Xiaomi’s appeal in evasion case
The Supreme Court has sought response from the customs department on Xiaomi’s appeal against a customs tribunal ruling that held
Relief to InterGlobe & SpiceJet in IGST row, SC rejects customs’ review plea
In a relief to InterGlobe Aviation and SpiceJet, the Supreme Court has rejected review petitions filed by the customs department
Major Amendments to the Income Tax Act: Centre Informs Supreme Court; ₹16.5 Lakh Crore Reassessment Cases Pending, Revival of Notices Proposed; Next Hearing Scheduled for April 6
The Government of India today apprised the Hon’ble Supreme Court that the process of introducing further amendments to Section 150
Supreme Court to scrutinise PIL challenging sweeping digital search powers under income tax law
The Supreme Court on Tuesday said it will examine a public interest litigation challenging the expanded search and seizure powers
Tax litigation is a testament to a living legal order, says Supreme Court Justice R Mahadevan
Supreme Court Justice R Mahadevan on Saturday emphasised that tax litigation is not a sign of system failure, but rather
