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Shangri-La Eros Fined One Lakh Rupees by CCPA Over Automatic Service Charges
The CCPA penalizes Shangri-La Eros one lakh rupees for automatically adding service charges to restaurant bills, ruling menu disclosures insufficient.
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CCPA Fines Britannia One Lakh Rupees Over Misleading Whole Wheat Bread Ads
The consumer authority penalizes Britannia with a one lakh rupee fine and orders the removal of misleading whole wheat bread advertisements.
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CCPA Imposes One Lakh Rupee Penalty on Hogar for Unlicensed Walkie Talkie Ads
CCPA penalizes Hogar ₹1 lakh for misleading walkie-talkie ads lacking mandatory licensing disclosures, ordering strict compliance and self-audits.
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Photonic Switch Chassis Assemblies Eligible for Nil Basic Customs Duty
Learn about the recent customs authority ruling classifying photonic switch chassis assemblies under heading 8517 79 90 for Nil Basic Customs Duty.
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Inshell Walnuts Qualify for DFIA Customs Duty Exemption Ruling
Discover the latest CAAR Mumbai ruling allowing conditional basic customs duty exemption on inshell walnuts under the DFIA scheme, bypassing price caps.
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Calcutta High Court Rules Engineering Colleges Cannot Raise Fees Mid-Course
The Calcutta High Court ruled that engineering colleges cannot impose revised fees on students admitted before notifications. Excess fees must be refunded.
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Calcutta High Court Rules Engineering College Fee Hikes Valid If Permitted in Prospectus
Calcutta High Court holds that mid-course fee hikes in engineering colleges are legally valid if the admission prospectus allows revisions.
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Supreme Court Rules 25 Percent MSME Procurement Policy Has Full Legal Force
Supreme Court declares the 25 percent MSME procurement policy legally binding, mandating a review of procurement targets and turnover criteria.
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Supreme Court Rules Senior Citizens Can Evict Adult Children from Property
Supreme Court upholds senior citizens' right to evict adult children under the Senior Citizens Act, clarifying age determination rules.
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Supreme Court Rules Son Eviction Under Senior Citizens Act Is Not Mandatory
The Supreme Court clarifies that eviction of a son under the Senior Citizens Act is discretionary and must be justified by specific circumstances.