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Trademark Opposition in India: A Complete Step-by-Step Guide
Learn the complete process of trademark opposition in India. Understand grounds, Form TM-O, deadlines, evidence, hearings, and appeals.
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SEBI Clarifies That Non-Connected Persons Can Be Insiders Through UPSI Possession
Learn how regulatory frameworks classify non-connected individuals as insiders based on unpublished price sensitive information possession under SEBI rules.
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Supreme Court Rules Public Interest Litigations Cannot Mask Tender Disputes
The Supreme Court clarifies that public interest litigations cannot be used as a proxy for commercial tender disputes between competing business bidders.
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Calcutta High Court Rules on Section 68 Additions and Substantial Questions of Law
Explore the Calcutta High Court ruling on Section 68 additions, affirming that reasoned factual findings without perversity present no legal question.
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Delhi High Court Rules AO Cannot Demand Negative Proof for Section 270AA Immunity
Delhi HC sets aside Section 270AA immunity rejection, ruling tax authorities cannot demand negative evidence regarding unfiled appeals.
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Karnataka High Court Imposes Jail Term on Advocate for Baseless Match Fixing Claims
The Karnataka High Court sentenced an advocate to fifteen days in jail for making unfounded allegations of match-fixing and fabricated court orders.
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Calcutta High Court Rules Foreign Bank Cannot Claim Domestic Tax Rate Under DTAA
Calcutta High Court rules foreign banks cannot claim domestic tax rates under DTAA, denies head-office interest deduction without TDS, and classifies ATMs.
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Karnataka High Court Remands Service Tax Demand on Farm Trading Turnover
Karnataka High Court sets aside a service tax order, remanding the case to evaluate if agricultural product trading turnover is taxable.
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Calcutta High Court Rules Expired Railway Way Leave Cannot Be Revived Via Resolution Plan
Learn how the Calcutta High Court upheld the quashing of an expired railway way leave permission revived illegally without safety audits.
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Madras High Court Rules Section 14A Disallowance Unsustainable When Own Funds Exceed Investments
Madras HC rules Section 14A additions unsustainable when internal reserves exceed tax-free investments, providing relief to corporate taxpayers.