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The Supreme Court has clarified the circumstances under which shares received by a shareholder after a company amalgamation can be treated as business income and taxed under Section 28 of the Income Tax Act, 1961. The
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The Delhi High Court has reaffirmed the principle of advocate–client privilege, holding that courts cannot compel lawyers to disclose the source of documents submitted on behalf of their clients. The Court clarified that when documents are
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The Gujarat High Court has emphasised that when determining compensation in a motor accident claim, it is not enough to mechanically accept a disability certificate’s percentage figure. Instead, the victim’s functional disability — how the injury
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The Delhi High Court has held that a worker engaged through a contractor does not automatically become an employee of the principal employer unless he or she proves a direct employment relationship with credible evidence. Case
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The Supreme Court has ruled that a passport authority cannot refuse to renew a passport indefinitely merely because criminal proceedings are pending against the applicant, especially where the competent criminal court has expressly permitted the passport
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The Supreme Court has ruled that a passport authority cannot refuse to renew a passport indefinitely merely because criminal proceedings are pending against the applicant, especially where the competent criminal court has expressly permitted the passport
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The Supreme Court has held that an individual firm can count the proportionate share of work experience it gained as a partner in a Joint Venture (JV) towards eligibility criteria when submitting a solo bid for
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The Supreme Court has held that in a fire insurance claim, once it is established that the insured suffered a loss due to fire and there is no allegation of fraud or that the insured caused
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The Supreme Court has held that courts should not keep matrimonial disputes pending indefinitely, especially where the marriage has effectively ceased to exist and the parties have lived separately for a long period. In such cases
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The Supreme Court has issued a series of directions aimed at effectively addressing the persistent social evil of dowry and ensuring stronger implementation of the Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961. The Court emphasised that long-term change can
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