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Yogitha S. Yogesh
Yogitha S Yogesh is graduated from Government Law College Thiruvananthapuram on BA. LLB and is currently pursuing LLM in Constitutional Law. She is working as a content writer who is passionate in Content creation. Her area of interest are Constitutional law and Co-operate Law. She is also into teaching, baking, reading and gardening.
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Relief To Lufthansa Airlines: Delhi HC Sets Aside Order Denying 'Nil' TDS Certificate [Read Order]
As a relief to German cargo airline Lufthansa Cargo AG, the Delhi High Court set aside the revenue's order denying nil TDS certificate to the company...
Technical breach in obtaining Provisional ID for GST migration: Calcutta HC directs to reconsider Claim of Transitional Credit [Read Order]
The Calcutta High Court has directed to reconsider the claim of transitional credit considering the technical breach faced by assessee in obtaining provisional ID for GST migration. The...
Wrongful Availment of ITC Upon fake document Corroboarted with statement of Directors of Company: Calcutta HC Directs to File Appeal u/s 107 of CGST Act [Read Order]
In a recent case, the Calcutta High Court has directed to file appeal under section 107 of the Central Goods and Service Tax (CGST) Act, 2017 against the wrongful availment of Input Tax credit...
Benefit of Monetary Limits Guidelines Not Applicable In Dispute related to Classification of Product for Customs Duty: Delhi HC [Read Order]
The Delhi High Court has held that the benefit of monetary limits guidelines is not applicable in disputes relating to the product classification for customs duty. Read More: No Reasoned Appellate...
SCN u/s 110 Customs Act cannot be Issued After 1 Year: Delhi HC Directs to Release Detained Goods [Read Order]
The Delhi High Court has held that detention of goods by the Customs Department cannot continue beyond a period of one year, if a show cause notice under section 110 of the Customs Act, 1962 was not...