Cases Covered: MUHAMMAD SALMANUL FARIS K, VsTHE SUPERINTENDENT Facts of the cases: The registration of the Appellant was cancelled on the ground that the petitioner has issued Invoices/Bills to other dealers without supplying goods or providing any services in violation of the GST Act and
Cases Covered: M/s.Jai Balaji Paper Cones VS The Assistant Commissioner, Sales Tax, Facts of the cases: The petitioner made the payment of tax and invoice value to the seller. But the amount was not paid by the seller to the government. The department asked the
Cases Covered: Western Carrier India Ltd, Vs State Of U.P. Facts of the cases: In a recent judgment the Allahabad high court has waived off the penalty levied u/s 129 of CGST Act. The vehicle was transporting the goods for Tata Steel. In the way
The battle of copyright between the Theo’s and Theobroma is decided. It is submitted by Mr. Wadhwa, ld. Counsel that Defendant has registered the mark “THEO” and, therefore, it should be using the mark ‘THEO’ without the `S’. and ought to be restricted from using
Cases Covered: Kesavananda Bharati Sripadagalvaru & Ors. v. State of Kerala & Anr We all understand that the government of India has the right to amend the Constitution of India. But can they amend everything. Can they change all the fundamental rights given in constitution?
In a recent judgment by Delhi High court has observed that NCLT dont have the power of assuming the IBC as ultra vires. Introduction In the case of “Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India vs. State Bank of India & Ors. (2022),” as reported on
In a recent regulatory disclosure, Infosys announced the receipt of a GST demand order, accompanied by interest and penalties. The cumulative demand, inclusive of penalties, stands at INR 37.75 lakh. Within this amount, the demand order specifies an IGST component of INR 26.5 lakh, alongside
The online gamers have decided to approach the court. Recently major online gaming companies received hafety notices from the department. The total amount of this litigation is expected to the tune of 1,50,000 crores. But the online gaming companies are denying the liability. They are
