Delhi High Court Lets SIR-Deleted Voters Apply Through Form 6, Finds False Declaration Fear Misplaced

Delhi High Court lets SIR-deleted voters apply through Form 6, with the Bench calling a petitioner’s fear of a false-declaration charge misplaced because the suggestion to file the form came from the Election Commission’s counsel, acting on the Electoral Registration Officer’s instructions. New Delhi: Two voters whose names were struck off the Delhi electoral rolls […]

Withholding A Refund For Over A Decade Is Arbitrary To The Point Of Being Confiscatory: Delhi High Court Orders Rs 783 Crore TDS Refund To Teva Israel

Allowing a batch of five writ petitions, the Delhi High Court has quashed reassessment notices issued to Teva Pharmaceuticals USA as time-barred and without jurisdiction, set aside an Authority for Advance Rulings order, and directed the Income Tax Department to refund about Rs 783 crore of TDS to Teva Israel with interest. The Court held that while protective assessment is permissible, there is no concept of protective recovery, and that withholding the refund for over a decade was arbitrary to the point of being confiscatory.

Rajasthan High Court Denies Interim Bail to Asaram Bapu, Seeks Affidavit on Alleged Violation

The Rajasthan High Court denied Asaram’s bail petition, stating he violated Supreme Court conditions while on interim bail. His lawyer must submit an affidavit addressing these allegations. Following the end of his bail, Asaram was briefly hospitalized but remains in custody due to pending cases, including a life sentence for rape.

Rajasthan High Court Orders Withholding Salaries of IAS Officers Over Contempt Case

Jodhpur, March 12 – The Rajasthan High Court has taken a strict stand in a contempt case involving delayed salary payments and arrears to public employees. On Wednesday, the court directed the state government to withhold the salaries of three bureaucrats due to a delay of over three and a half years in complying with its orders.

Rajasthan High Court Initiates Inquiry Into Potential Signature Forgery Involving 101 Litigants

On Tuesday, the Rajasthan High Court urged for a thorough investigation into what seems to be a notable instance of signature forgery. Justice Dinesh Mehta, overseeing the matter, raised substantial doubts regarding the legitimacy of signatures from 101 litigants on a solitary vakalatnama, a legal document granting representation in court. The Rajasthan High Court on […]