High Court Rulings
Madras HC quashes orders levying service tax on ‘take away/parcel services’ for various periods upto June, 2017 when Goods and Services Act, 2017 came into force, remarks that “not a
...View More Madras HC (Madurai) quashes order seeking reversal of CENVAT credit in a transaction of sale and lease back of capital goods; Notes that due to liquidity issue, Assessee sold their plants & machin
...View More Karanataka HC admits writ petition filed by assessee assailing the Order-In-Original (OIO) after lapse of maximum statutory limitation period stipulated u/s 35 of Excise Act (60 days + 30 days of exte
...View More P&H HC issues notice in writ filed by cab aggregator on jurisdictional challenge raised assailing demand of service tax for period 2015-2017 despite having paid Rs. 22 crores VAT/Sales Tax in 17 s
...View More Madras HC, in a batch of writ petitions, raps Revenue in insisting upon assessee to prove technical glitches in portal before transitioning of available ITC from VAT to GST regime, terms such stand as
...View More Madras HC sets aside non-speaking excise demand order absent reasoning, issued beyond a reasonable period of time and for being violative of natural justice principles, holds it to be untenable in the
...View More Madras HC observes that it “cannot conduct a roving enquiry in order to cull out the truth regarding the transactions done as well as the liability, which is to be ascertained and determined wit
...View More Delhi HC in a writ petition seeking complete waiver of import duty on Amphotericin B (drug to treat Mucormycosis, i.e. Black Fungus), directs that till a final decision on waiver is taken by the Govt.
...View More Madras HC dismisses writ petition challenging the second assessment notice issued under the TNVAT Act, 2006, in view of assessee’s intention to stall assessment proceedings knowing fully well th
...View More Bombay HC dismisses writ petition of assessee (Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverage) assailing legality and validity of SCN-cum-demand notice impugning CENVAT credit availed on transportation charges incurred
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