High Court Rulings
Bombay HC (Goa Bench) dismisses challenge made against order of Addl. Commissioner of Taxes, South Goa, Margao disallowing the credit of entry tax availed by the assessee in view of availability of &l
...View More Bombay HC directs release of confiscated goods (peas) where Petitioner paid the customs duty, redemption fine and the penalty pursuant to order-in-original; Notes that Assessee had made an import of p
...View More Madras HC directs Revenue to include “High Speed Diesel” in the CST certificate of registration of the assessee as a commodity eligible for purchase by the assessee for use in their mining
...View More Madras HC (Division Bench) allows writ appeal filed by PVR Ltd. (Assessee), holds that “online booking charges” charged by a Cinema Hall Owner besides the “cost of ticket” is n
...View More Bombay HC dismisses writ petition seeking release of seized gold bars and dropping of proceedings, holding that the rigour of Section 110(2) of the Customs Act would not be applicable in the case of t
...View More Madras HC rules that filing of rectification application u/s 84 of Tamil Nadu VAT Act (TNVAT Act) by petitioner despite being permitted to file an appeal in the earlier round of litigation is correct
...View More Madras HC holds that the commodity “lever files made of cardboards” with any print on it, will fall under Entry 40(iv) of the First Schedule of Tamil Nadu General Sales Tax Act, 1959 (TNGS
...View More Madras HC quashes demand-cum-recovery notices requiring the assessee to pay excise-duty for Domestic Tariff Area (DTA) clearances effected during the period September 1999 to September 2001 and thereb
...View More Madras HC sets aside levy of penalty for non-payment of entry tax on imported heavy road laying vehicle in view of law prevailing at time of import; Finds that, law prevailing as on date of the import
...View More Madras HC quashes Revenue’s order of bringing Assessee i.e. Hotel of non-star category under the purview of Section 7(1)(a) of the TNVAT Act on the ground that they had claimed ITC as contrary t
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