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Medical Negligence Case Brought Against Hospital Following Surgical Complications
Discover how a medical negligence case unfolded against Apollo Hospitals after a patient suffered severe complications from a 2011 surgical procedure.
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Supreme Court Refers Time-Barred Debt Recovery Dispute Under SFC Act to Larger Bench
The Indian Supreme Court has referred a key dispute on recovering time-barred debts under the SFC Act to a larger bench, impacting lenders and debtors.
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GSTAT Directs Oxford Realty to Refund ₹40.99 Lakh GST ITC Benefit to Godrej Infinity Homebuyers
GSTAT orders Oxford Realty to refund over 40 lakh in GST ITC benefits to Godrej Infinity homebuyers under anti-profiteering rules.
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ITAT Mumbai Upholds 0.5% Corporate Guarantee Fee and Permits ESOP Deductions
Discover how the ITAT Mumbai ruling on corporate guarantee fees and ESOP deductions impacts tax disputes and transfer pricing for businesses.
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ITAT Mumbai Deletes ₹1.71 Crore Section 68 Addition on Advance Received & Refunded Through Banking Channels
Discover how ITAT Mumbai cleared a 1.71 crore tax addition under Section 68 by proving the transparency of advances refunded via banking channels.
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Consumer Commission Review Challenges Order on Cross-Examination in Insurance Dispute
On August 3, 2026, a revision petition was reviewed concerning an ongoing legal dispute between petitioner Varinder Kaur and respondent Manipal Cigna Health Insurance Company. Presiding Member Simarjot Kaur and…
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NCLT Winding-Up Order Faces Challenge in Appellate Tribunal
Appellants challenge an NCLT winding up order in the appellate tribunal amid allegations of corporate oppression and mismanagement.
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Customs Tribunal Reviews Multi-Crore Slack Wax Duty Dispute Involving Kolkata Port
The Customs Tribunal is reviewing a major duty dispute over Slack Wax imports at Kolkata Port, questioning historical valuations and differential duties.
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Bombay High Court Rules Assessee Cannot Claim Relief on Amount Already Disallowed
The Bombay High Court ruled that taxpayers cannot claim relief on tax amounts they have already voluntarily disallowed in their original filings.
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New India Assurance Appeals Ludhiana Consumer Commission Ruling
New India Assurance challenges a Ludhiana consumer court ruling in a key insurance dispute appeal under the Consumer Protection Act.