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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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Allegation of Suppression of Service Tax: Orissa HC stays Revenue Recovery proceedings till March 27 [Read Order]
In a recent case, the Orissa High Court stayed the demand notice of service tax, alleging suppression of service tax. It was also found that the...
Existence of Financial Debt and Corresponding Default is a Sine Qua Non for Initiating Proceedings u/s 7 of IBC: NCLAT [Read Order]
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT), Principal Bench, New Delhi, upheld the adjudicating authority's ruling and dismissed a Section 7 petition under the Insolvency Bankruptcy Code...
Disagreement With Dept Regarding Classification of Goods for Customs Duty Levying Not Amount to 'Suppression of Facts': Delhi HC [Read Order]
The Delhi High Court has held that merely because there is disagreement between the Customs department and a trader regarding the classification of the latter's goods for the purpose of levying duty,...
Centre's Exceptional & Discretionary Power to Relax Conditions Rule 9C of Income Tax Rules, not subject to Judicial Review: Delhi HC
The Delhi High Court has ruled that the Central government's authority to relax restrictions outlined in Section 72A of the Income Tax Act, 1962 and Rule 9C of the Income Tax Rules 1962 is...
Customs Broker not Responsible for Relocation of Client to New Premises after Completion of Address Verification: CESTAT [Read Order]
The New Delhi Bench of Customs, Excise, and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal ( CESTAT ) has ruled that once address verification is finished, the customs broker is not liable if the client relocates. ...
No Stranger to Contracts, Including Customs Officer Cannot Modify FOB Value of Goods: CESTAT [Read Order]
The New Delhi Bench of Customs, Excise, and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal ( CESTAT ) has stated that no stranger to the contract, including any Customs officer has any right to interfere with the...