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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 Customs Electronic Evidence Valid Without Strict Certificate Format
Explore the Supreme Court ruling stating signed records and unretracted statements suffice for customs electronic evidence compliance.
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Supreme Court Rules NDPS Section 52A Delay Does Not Automatically Grant Bail
The Supreme Court clarifies that a delay in complying with NDPS Section 52A does not automatically invalidate trials or justify granting bail.
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FEMA Penalty Reduced to 5 Lakh Rupees for Unexplained Foreign Currency
The SAFEMA Tribunal upholds FEMA violations and asset confiscation while reducing the penalty for holding unexplained foreign currency.
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Understanding Consumer Complaint Enforcement in Real Estate Disputes
Learn about the enforcement of consumer complaint orders in real estate litigation, detailing execution applications and legal compliance procedures.
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Trademark Renewal in India: Procedure, Form TM-R, Deadlines and Fees
Learn the essential steps for trademark renewal in India, including Form TM-R submission, statutory fees, critical deadlines, and restoration options.
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NCLAT Quashes ED and CBI Notices Over Section 213(b) Non-Compliance
Learn how the NCLAT set aside ED and CBI notices, ruling that Section 213(b) satisfaction and prior hearings are mandatory before investigations.
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Supreme Court Emphasizes Fair Hearings in GST Show Cause Notices
Discover how the Supreme Court is protecting taxpayers by demanding fair hearings and unbiased decisions in GST show cause notice cases.
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Navigating Post-Registration PRGI Compliance and Regulatory Obligations
Publishers operating within the digital and print media landscape must now navigate a rigorous framework of post-registration compliance requirements following the acquisition of their Press and Registration of Books and…
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CIT(E) Cannot Act Merely on AO’s Recommendation – Independent Satisfaction Mandatory for Grant or Rejection of U/s 12AB Registration
In a significant ruling, the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) has clarified that the Commissioner of Income Tax (Exemption) [CIT(E)] cannot reject applications for registration under Section 12AB of the…