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    August 8, 2025 Case Laws VAT / Sales Tax
    Validity of Maharashtra Act XLII of 2014 upheld; convenience fees on online tickets subject to entertainment duty under Section 2(b)
    Section 11(6A) Limits Court Role to Arbitration Agreement Validity in Fraud-Related Arbitrability Disputes
    Application under Section 311 Cr.P.C. to summon witness denied after final arguments in cheque dishonour case
    Magistrate's orders quashed for ignoring Section 315 Cr.P.C. in cheque dishonour case; accused must file written request to testify
    Writ Petition Dismissed Against Notice for Fraudulent Input Tax Credit; Appeal Must Follow Appellate Process
    Order quashed for failing natural justice due to improper notice service under Section 73 of GST Act
    Secondment of Employees Subject to Service Tax; No Penalty Under Section 74 CGST Act, Interest Payable from Service Date
    Uploading GST show cause notice online alone violates natural justice; Section 169(1) requires effective alternative service methods
    Penalty under Section 129(1) reduced due to no tax evasion and valid reasons for e-way bill delay
    GST registration cancelled for non-filing over six months under Section 29(2)(c) and Rule 22 CGST Rules
    SCN under Section 93 GST cannot be issued to deceased without notice to legal representative
    Ex Parte Cancellation Set Aside for Lack of Personal Service, Fair Hearing Directed Under Natural Justice Principles
    Goods Detention Under Section 129 CGST Quashed Due to Compliance With Rule 138A and Valid Documents
    Show Cause Notice Must Follow GST Law Formats Post-2017; Pre-GST Circulars No Longer Valid
    Section 32AB Deduction Requires Profits per Companies Act, Not Income Tax Act Computation
    Payments for General Training Workshops Don't Qualify as Technical Services Under Article 12 of India-Singapore DTAA
    Section 115JB disallows adding partnership loss to book profits; interest recalculated under sections 234C and 234D
    TDS Credit Allowed to Assessee for Income Tax Deducted in Deceased Husband's Name Under Rule 37BA
    ITAT Rules No TDS Deduction Under Section 194H on Online Ticketing Platform Convenience Fees
    Reopening Assessment Under Section 147 Invalid Without Direct Link or Cross-Examination Opportunity

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    Bank's SARFAESI Act Rights Prevail Over Customs Act Claims for Debt Recovery, Says High Court Ruling.

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    Recovery of dues - Petitioner’s (bank) right as a Financial Creditor is superior to the rights under the Customs Act, 1962 or not - The High court examines the provisions of Section 142A of the Customs Act and Section 35 of the SARFAESI Act to determine the legality of the letter from the DRI. It concludes that the actions initiated by the petitioner under the SARFAESI Act cannot be impeded by the letter from DRI.

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