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Wikipedia Not Completely Dependable for Dispute Resolution: SC - Vimarsana News

Wikipedia Not Completely Dependable for Dispute Resolution: SC

Despite being a treasure trove of knowledge, Wikipedia is not completely dependable in terms of academic veracity and can promote misleading information, the top court said.

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Madras High Court Holds Interest of Secured Creditors - Vimarsana News

Madras High Court Holds Interest of Secured Creditors

The power to tax is an inherent attribute and an incident of sovereignty. The power to tax granted to the legislature is unfettered but for the limitation imposed under the Articles of the Constitution of India.

Bi-monthly Tax Newsletter | October - November, 2022 - Vimarsana News

Bi-monthly Tax Newsletter | October - November, 2022

The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal, Delhi (ITAT), a quasi-judicial authority to hear appeals against decisions of the income tax authorities, in the…

Tobacco - Both Central GST and excise duty can be imposed on tobacco, rules Karnataka High Court - Vimarsana News

Tobacco - Both Central GST and excise duty can be imposed on tobacco, rules Karnataka High Court

The high court said that though the Excise Act was repealed, tobacco and tobacco products were added to the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution under Entry 84

Delhi High Court asks Centre to respond to plea for appointment of members in Settlement Commission - Vimarsana News

Delhi High Court asks Centre to respond to plea for appointment of members in Settlement Commission

The Delhi High Court on Thursday sought response of the Centre on a plea seeking appointment of members in various benches of the Settlement Commission as required under the Central Excise Act, observing that the situation is "rather alarming"