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Delhi High Court Questions Tax Authorities Over Multiple PAN Cards Issued to Single Individual
Delhi High Court directs the Income Tax Department to produce original records after a taxpayer disputes holding two PAN cards.
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Legal Appeal Proceedings Before Justice A.P. Sahi Explained
Explore the recent legal appeal proceedings presided over by Justice A.P. Sahi, detailing counsel arguments and procedural timelines.
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Telangana High Court Rules Anticipatory Bail Unavailable at GST Summons Stage
Telangana High Court clarifies that anticipatory bail under Section 438 CrPC cannot be invoked merely upon receiving GST summons, though writ remedies remain.
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Kerala High Court Rules Section 41A CrPC Notice Not Mandatory For GST Arrest Under CGST Act
Kerala High Court clarifies that issuing a Section 41A CrPC notice is not compulsory prior to making an arrest under Section 69(1) of the CGST Act.
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Supreme Court Rules Income Tax Reopening Merely for Document Verification Invalid
The Supreme Court dismissed the Revenue's SLP, upholding the Bombay High Court ruling that income tax reopening solely for document verification is invalid.
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Telangana High Court Rules Further Investigation Does Not Warrant Custodial Interrogation
Telangana High Court grants anticipatory bail, holding that ongoing investigation alone without a direct money trail does not justify custodial interrogation.
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Supreme Court Rules Fraudulent CIRP Admission Can Be Recalled Separately
Supreme Court clarifies that a fraudulent CIRP admission can be recalled, while the NCLT must independently evaluate whether the process should continue.
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Patna High Court Protects Taxpayer From Coercive Recovery of Massive Tax Demand
Patna HC bars coercive tax recovery for a major ₹29.24 crore demand, ordering swift resolution of the interim relief application within six weeks.
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Retailer Carry Bag Charges and Consumer Rights Legal Dispute
Explore the legal battle regarding retail carry bag charges, company logos, and consumer rights under state regulations.
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Supreme Court Upholds Validity of Highway Acquisition Notifications
The Supreme Court validates Sections 2(2) and 3A highway acquisition notifications, partly allowing NHAI appeals while keeping mutation entries intact.