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Supreme Court Rules Non-Signatory Shareholder Can Face Arbitration
Learn how the Supreme Court ruled that a non-signatory shareholder can be referred to arbitration as a veritable party under corporate law.
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Legal Precedent Set on Seized Currency and Smuggling Charges
A landmark ruling establishes that authorities cannot seize suspected smuggling currency based on investigative statements alone without concrete proof.
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Legal Precedent Reinforces Standards for Currency Seizure Under Customs Act
Learn how a landmark court ruling strengthens asset owner protections by requiring strict proof for currency seizures under the Customs Act.
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Consumer Protection Precedent Set in ICICI Bank vs. Sumeet Kaeley Revision Petition
Legal Precedent in Consumer LitigationOn June 16, 2026, the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, presided over by AVM Jonnalagadda Rajendra, addressed a significant revision petition filed by ICICI Bank Ltd.…
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Legal Precedent Shifts: Consumer Commissions Rule Against Insurance Repudiations in Personal Accident Claims
In a significant series of rulings issued on June 10, 2026, the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has addressed a cluster of appeals involving Star Health and Allied Insurance…
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Documentary Burden in Insurance Claims: Lessons from the Saini v. ICICI Lombard Case
Learn how the Saini v. ICICI Lombard case clarifies documentary burdens in insurance claims, ensuring you navigate total loss procedures correctly.
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ITAT Limits Tax Authority Power to Reject Purchases Without Substantiated Evidence
ITAT limits tax authority power to reject purchases without evidence, protecting businesses from arbitrary disallowances based on sales and stock records.
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ITAT Ruling Clarifies Tax Audit Errors Do Not Justify Automatic Disallowances
The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) recently issued a landmark ruling, determining that a tax audit report containing erroneous figures cannot serve as the sole legal basis for invoking disallowances…
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ITAT Condonation Ruling: Prioritizing Substantial Justice Over Procedural Delays
The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) recently issued a landmark ruling, condoning a nearly three-year delay in filing an appeal after the taxpayer cited erroneous professional advice as the primary…
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ITAT Pune Quashes Reassessment Order Over Cooling-Off Period Violation
ITAT Pune invalidates a reassessment order, reinforcing taxpayer rights and strict procedural compliance regarding the cooling-off period.