High Court Rulings
Bombay HC classifies ‘Glucometer’, used for quantification of glucose levels in blood by people to test their blood sugar at home primarily, under CTH 9027 (which covers ins
...View More Calcutta HC in a 100-pager order, dismisses Revenue’s intra court appeal against Single Judge order which allowed bunch of writ petitions holding assessee (buyer) entitled to statutory concessio
...View More Bombay HC sets-aside rectified Form SVLDRS-03 issued under Sabka Vishwas (Legacy Dispute Resolution) Scheme, 2019 (SVLDRS) adding a sum to the liability determined at first instance to avail Scheme be
...View More Bombay HC quashes and set aside the impugned orders in batch of writ petitions levying duty, penalty, and redemption fine under sections 28, 111(d), 111(m), 112(a), and 114 of the Customs Act upon a S
...View More Bombay HC holds that Petitioner is eligible to make a declaration under SVLDRS, 2019, even though SCN of higher amount was issued after June 30, 2019 as amount of service tax has been quantified befor
...View More Punjab & Haryana HC directs refund of security deposit amount paid in lieu of land lease for parking of cycle/scooters on finding that service tax was not leviable, holds retention “per se n
...View More Madras HC allows appeal filed by car dealer, rules that, imposition of penalty u/s 27(3) of Tamil Nadu VAT Act is not ‘automatic’ merely because assessment has finalized demand b
...View More Madras HC reiterates that DGFT is "only given power to clarify the doubts raised as to the interpretation of Policy", cannot "amend the very policy itself", upholds Petitioner’s e
...View More Delhi HC advises FSSAI to draw up a broad framework which takes into account all kinds of artificial ripeners so that the consumer of the fruit and/or vegetable is made aware of the fac
...View More Delhi HC pursuant to UOI’s move to publish termination of investigation initiated on import of solar cells and modules whether or not assembled (into modules/panels), originating in or exported
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