Supreme Court Collegium recommends Elevation of 3 High Court Judges to the Apex Court
The Collegium of the Supreme Court of India recently recommended the elevation of three distinguished High Court judges to fill up the vacancies...
![Supreme Court upholds Constitutional Validity of Section 5A, Kerala GST Act and Section 7A of Tamil Nadu GST Act [Read Order]](https://www.taxscan.in/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Supreme-Court-Constitutional-Validity-GST-Act-taxscan.jpg "Supreme Court upholds Constitutional Validity of Section 5A, Kerala GST Act and Section 7A of Tamil Nadu GST Act [Read Order]")
![Justice B.R. Gavai to Succeed Justice Sanjiv Khanna as 52nd Chief Justice of India: Law Ministry Notifies [Read Notification]](https://www.taxscan.in/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Justice-B.R.-Gavai-Indias-52nd-Chief-Justice-taxscan.jpg "Justice B.R. Gavai to Succeed Justice Sanjiv Khanna as 52nd Chief Justice of India: Law Ministry Notifies [Read Notification]")
![Supreme Court Permits NFRAs Audit Regulatory Proceedings Against CAs, Stays Execution of Final Orders [Read Judgement]](https://www.taxscan.in/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Supreme-Court-NFRAs-Audit-Regulatory-CAs-Stays-Execution-Final-Orders-taxscan.jpg "Supreme Court Permits NFRAs Audit Regulatory Proceedings Against CAs, Stays Execution of Final Orders [Read Judgement]")
Delhi High Court Judge Faces the Heat after Fire Break-Out Reveals Massive Stash of Unaccounted Money at Home
Justice, it seems, has gone up in flames! In an unprecedented and shocking turn of events, a fire at the official residence of Delhi High Court judge Justice Yashwant Varma led to the discovery of a...
New Criminal Law Provisions on Rights on Arrest Applicable to GST/Customs Act Arrests: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has delivered a major on the scope of arrest powers under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Act and the Customs Act, affirming the applicability of procedural safeguards outlined in...
Small Bottles of Coconut Oil Classifiable as Edible, 5% GST Attracts: Supreme Court [Read Judgement]
In a 15-year-old dispute regarding the classification of small bottles of coconut oil, the Supreme Court held that small bottles of coconut oil should be classified as edible oil and taxed at 5%. The...
![Small Bottles of Coconut Oil Classifiable as Edible, 5% GST Attracts: Supreme Court [Read Judgement]](https://www.taxscan.in/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/upreme-Court-Coconut-Oil-GST-Attracts-Taxscan.jpg "Small Bottles of Coconut Oil Classifiable as Edible, 5% GST Attracts: Supreme Court [Read Judgement]")
Supreme Court Clarifies Excise Classification of Pure Coconut Oil in Sachets: Edible Oil, Not Hair Oil [Read Judgement]
The Supreme Court of India has delivered a landmark judgment on the excise classification of pure coconut oil sold in sachets and small packages, resolving a contentious debate. The apex court ruled...
