Category: Judgments

Allahabad High Court disposes GST appeals observing that the functioning of GST Appellate Tribunal are put to motion Allahabad High Court disposes GST appeals observing that once the procedure has been notified and appointments of the Presidents and the Members have been made to the respective Benches of …

Date of dispatch of notice as per ITBA portal and date of communication by email may not necessarily be the same – ITAT quashed notice 148A In a recent judgment, ITAT Hyderabad quashed notice under section 148A as invalid holding that date of dispatch of notice as per …

In a recent judgment, Bombay High Court held that assignment of leasehold rights for consideration would not amount to supply of service under GST Act. In a recent judgment, Bombay High Court held that assignment of leasehold rights for a consideration shall be assignment/sale/transfer of benefits arising out …

Date of digital signature and issuance determines the date of a notice u/s148 of the Income Tax Act – ITAT In a recent judgment, ITAT Chennai has held that date of digital signature and issuance determines the date of a notice u/s148 of the Income Tax Act, 1961 …

Net profit rate may not per se experience variation commensurate to the increase of turnover. In a recent judgment, Allahabad High Court has held that net profit rate may not per se experience variation commensurate to the increase of turnover. No principle in law is available to necessarily …

Mushroom growing apparatus cannot be classified as ‘agricultural machinery’ under Customs Tariff Heading 8436. In a recent judgment, Hon’ble Supreme Court has held that mushroom growing apparatus cannot be classified as ‘agricultural machinery’ under Chapter Heading 8436 under Customs Tariff. ABCAUS Case Law Citation:4977 (2026) (01) abcaus.in SC …

Statutory presumption attached to issuance of a cheque, being one made in discharge of a legally enforceable debt or liability, is required to be accorded due weight. In a recent judgment, Hon’ble Supreme Court held that the statutory presumption attached to the issuance of a cheque, being one …

Merely because the authority conducting auction expects higher bid than the highest bidder is no reason to discard the highest bid. In a recent judgment, Hon’ble Supreme Court has held that merely because the authority conducting the auction expected a higher bid than what the highest bidder had …

Provisions of the Limitation Act, 1963 not apply to quasi-judicial bodies or tribunals, unless they are specifically empowered in that regard – Supreme Court  In a recent judgment, Hon’ble Supreme Court has held that provisions of the Limitation Act, 1963 apply only to suits, applications or appeals made …

Refusing to condone delay can result in a meritorious matter thrown out at very threshold against case being decided on merits after hearing the parties  In a recent judgment, ITAT Mumbai has condoned the delay in filing appeal observing that Hon’ble Supreme Court had held that refusing to …