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Can Input Tax Credit Be Claimed on Building Construction Under GST Law? Insights from the Supreme Court Ruling

Background of the Case The question of whether input tax credit (ITC) can be claimed on the construction of buildings under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime has been a contentious issue in India. This legal query gained significant attention when the Supreme Court of India was called upon to clarify the conditions under […]

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Allahabad High Court Orders Investigation into Contradictory Orders by Trial Court

Introduction:The Allahabad High Court has recently directed an inquiry following the perplexing situation where a trial court uploaded contradictory orders concerning the same case. This unusual occurrence has raised significant concerns regarding judicial processes and the importance of consistency in legal rulings. Background of the Case:The issue arose in a particular legal matter where the

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Harshit Anand Joins JSA as Partner in Corporate and M&A Practice

Introduction:Harshit Anand has recently been appointed as a Partner at J. Sagar Associates (JSA), where he will enhance the firm’s Corporate and Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) practice. This strategic move highlights JSA’s commitment to strengthening its leadership in corporate law, particularly in the increasingly dynamic landscape of M&A transactions. Background of Harshit Anand:Harshit Anand brings

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Bombay High Court Revives PIL on Potholes but Denies Contempt Action Against BMC

Introduction:In a significant development, the Bombay High Court has revived a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) addressing the persistent issue of potholes in Mumbai. However, the court has refrained from taking contempt action against the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), which has faced criticism for its inadequate response to the issue. Background of the PIL:The PIL was

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Delhi High Court Emphasizes Proper Recording of Advocates’ Appearances in District Courts

Introduction:In a recent directive, the Delhi High Court has underscored the importance of accurately recording the appearance of advocates in district courts. This ruling aims to streamline court proceedings and enhance accountability within the legal system. Background of the Directive:The High Court’s directive arose from concerns regarding inconsistent records of advocate appearances, which can lead

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Bombay High Court Penalizes Husband ₹1 Lakh for Opposing Wife’s Divorce Case Transfer

Introduction:In a recent ruling, the Bombay High Court imposed a cost of ₹1 lakh on a husband who unjustly opposed his wife’s petition to transfer a divorce case from a family court in Thane to a family court in Mumbai. This decision not only highlights the court’s commitment to ensuring a fair legal process but

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Kerala High Court Rejects Plea to Quash Rape Case Against Priest Accused of False Promise of Marriage

Introduction:In a significant legal decision, the Kerala High Court recently refused to quash a case against a priest accused of rape based on the allegation that he promised to marry the complainant but later reneged. The case revolves around the critical issue of consent and the misuse of trust under the guise of a false

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Kerala High Court Directs Action Against Illegal Charges for Sabarimala Pilgrims’ ‘Pottukuthal’ Ritual

Introduction:In a significant move aimed at protecting the rights of Sabarimala pilgrims, the Kerala High Court recently issued directives to curb the illegal collection of money for the ‘pottukuthal’ ritual during the annual pilgrimage season. The court has taken note of the exploitation of pilgrims by unauthorized individuals who have been charging exorbitant fees for

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Central Government Notifies Appointment of Three Lawyers as Gujarat High Court Judges

Introduction:In a significant development for the judiciary of Gujarat, the central government recently notified the appointment of three prominent lawyers as judges of the Gujarat High Court. This move marks an important step in strengthening the judicial system in the state by filling vacancies and improving the overall efficiency of case disposal in the High

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Bombay High Court Restrains Mrs. India Winner from Competing in Other Beauty Pageants

Background of the Case:In a recent legal battle that has caught public attention, the Bombay High Court issued an order restraining the reigning Mrs. India titleholder from participating in any other beauty pageants. The case was filed by the organizers of the Mrs. India contest, who claimed that the winner, having signed an exclusive agreement

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