Mariya Paliwala
Mariya is the Senior Editor at Juris Hour. She has 7+ years of experience on covering tax litigation stories from the Supreme Court, High Courts and various tribunals including CESTAT, ITAT, NCLAT, NCLT, etc. Mariya graduated from MLSU Law College, Udaipur (Raj.) with B.A.LL.B. and also holds an LL.M. She started her career as a freelance tax reporter in the leading online legal news companies.
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Agreement To Sell Does Not Confer Ownership; Possession Suit Requires Declaration Where Title Is Under Serious Cloud: Supreme CourtÂ
The Supreme Court has held that an agreement to sell does not confer ownership of immovable property and that a suit seeking possession alone is not maintainable where a serious dispute over the claimant’s title requires declaratory relief.The bench of Justice Aravind Kumar and...
Supreme Court
Writ Appeal Bench Can’t Reverse a Just and Reasonable Order Merely Because It Takes a Different View: Supreme CourtÂ
The Supreme Court has held that a High Court’s Division Bench hearing a Letters Patent Appeal cannot interfere with a single judge’s decision under Article 226 merely because it prefers a different view. The appellate bench must identify cogent grounds, demonstrably erroneous findings or...
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Direct Tax
Married Daughters Can Keep Jewellery at Parental Home: ITAT Deletes Additions
The Delhi Bench of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) has deleted additions totalling...
Indirect Taxes
Gold Paste Worth ₹36.89 Lakh Seized From 2 Passengers Arriving From Colombo
The Air Intelligence Unit (AIU) at Trichy International Airport intercepted two male passengers arriving...
Direct Tax
Deduction For Expenses Disallowed Over TDS Default Can Be Claimed After Tax Payment Despite Omission In Return: ITAT
The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), Rajkot Bench, has allowed a deduction of ₹10,48,139...
GST
₹5.34 Crore GST Notice Covering Four Financial Years Faces Challenge: Calcutta High Court Grants Interim Protection
The Calcutta High Court has granted conditional interim protection in a challenge to a...
Direct Tax
Cross-Objections Maintainable In Income Tax Appeals U/s 260A, Subject To Substantial Question Of Law: Calcutta HCÂ
The Calcutta High Court has held that a respondent can file cross-objections in an...
Direct Tax
Director Can’t Personally Challenge Income Tax Search Against Company Without Showing He Is Affected Person: Karnataka HC
The Karnataka High Court has declined to entertain an additional director’s personal challenge to...
Direct Tax
Taxpayer’s Missed Cross-Examination Can’t Be Held Against Him After Fresh Opportunity Is Granted; Rs. 1 Crore Addition Sent Back For Reassessment: Delhi HC
The Delhi High Court has set aside an income tax assessment order involving a...
Direct Tax
Income Tax Penalty Proceedings Must Remain in Abeyance While Assessment Appeal Is Pending Before ITAT: Delhi HC
The Delhi High Court has held that penalty proceedings must be kept in abeyance...
Direct Tax
Secured Bank Dues Override Sales Tax Claim; Auction Buyer Entitled To Encumbrance-Free Property: Bombay HC
The Bombay High Court has held that a bank’s registered security interest takes priority...
Direct Tax
Provisional Tax Attachment: FDR Lien To Be Lifted Against Cheque And Undertaking Not To Transfer Assets: Delhi HC
The Delhi High Court has directed the Income Tax Department to lift the lien...
GST
GST Penalty Appeals | Pre-Deposit Requirement Governed By Earlier Ruling Where Proceedings Began Before October 2025 Amendment: Delhi High CourtÂ
The Delhi High Court has held that the pre-deposit requirement for a GST appeal...
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Nuances of Section 42, 50, 52A and 54 of NDPS Act elucidated: Supreme Court
This Article pertaining to Nuances of Section 42, 50, 52A and 54 of NDPS...
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Supreme Court
Agreement To Sell Does Not Confer Ownership; Possession Suit Requires Declaration Where Title Is Under Serious Cloud: Supreme CourtÂ
The Supreme Court has held that an agreement to sell does not confer ownership...
Supreme Court
Writ Appeal Bench Can’t Reverse a Just and Reasonable Order Merely Because It Takes a Different View: Supreme CourtÂ
The Supreme Court has held that a High Court’s Division Bench hearing a Letters...
Supreme Court
Public Property Auction Can Be Cancelled Before Conveyance If Price Is Substantially Low Despite Full Payment: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has upheld the Chandigarh Administration’s decision to cancel the auction of...
Supreme Court
Temple Inam Land Can’t Be Gifted To Govt. Even For Public Purpose: Supreme Court Imposes ₹1 Lakh Costs
The Supreme Court has held that temple inam land cannot be gifted to the...