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Setback for Ramdev as Supreme Court upholds tribunal order: 'Yoga fee taxable' : The Tribune India

Yoga camps for fee: Supreme Court upholds CESTAT order for service tax on Patanjali Yogpeeth Trust

CESTAT Cases Quarterly Digest 2024

Information From ITR/26AS Can't Be Sole Basis For Service Tax Demands: CESTAT Case Title: M/s GopiChenna Versus Commissioner of Central Tax Medchal - GST The Hyderabad Bench of Customs,...

NARCL steps in, makes bid for Jaiprakash Associates' debt dues to banks

Allahabad High Court flags issues faced in prosecution of foreign nationals, calls for international treaty

In particular, the Court highlighted the issue of the foreign accused facing difficulty in producing a surety in bail matters, and the lack of interpreters for them to understand the legal proceedings.

Couples must comply with anti-conversion law to legalise marriage even if they changed religion in past: Allahabad High Court

The Court made the observation while dealing with a plea for protection by a couple who had married in 2024 after one of the partners converted to Hinduism in 2017.

Allahabad High Court admin asks court officials to be patient, humble while interacting with lawyers, clerks

All court officials are required to handle interactions with counsel with courtesy, ensuring that their conduct and manners reflect a suitable level of humility, stated the office order issued by the Registrar General.

Allahabad High Court Annual Digest 2023: Part I [Citations 1-256]

ORDERS/JUDGMENTS [NOMINAL INDEX PROVIDED AT THE BOTTOM] Benefit Of Doubt Regarding Correctness Of Answer Key Goes In Favour Of Exam Authority & Not Candidate: Allahabad High Court Case title -...

Dalmia Bharat Sugar gains on NCLT nod to Baghauli Sugar resolution plan

Dalmia Bharat Sugar's resolution plan is to infuse Rs 140.19 crore through equity and unsecured loan to Baghauli Sugar

Employee suffering from paralysis entitled to pay during medical leave: Allahabad High Court

Referring to the 2016 Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, the Court said that a person who could not attend office because he was suffering from paralysis was entitled to "pay protection" from the State authorities.