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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Appeals"
Jharkhand High Court Dismisses Dept's Appeals For Not Filing Delay Condonation Application Along With Appeal Memo
Kerala High Court Lays Down Guidelines Fixing Time Limit For Statutory Authorities To Pass Orders In Matters Where Hearing Is Concluded
Reduction In Govt. Litigation: CBIC Fixes Monetary Limits For Filing Appeals/Applications Before GSTAT, High Courts And Supreme Court
Retraction After A Period Of 3 Years And 9 Months Was Rightly Rejected By Commissioner Of Appeals: Calcutta High Court
Monetary Limit Of Rs. 1 Crore For Appeals To High Court; Delhi High Court Dismisses Dept's Appeal
CBDT Issues Guidelines For Priority Disposal Of Appeals
Kerala GST Dept. Issues Guidelines On Filing Appeals In Absence Of GSTAT
CBIC Notifies Monetary Limits For Filing Appeals By Department Before CESTAT, High Courts And Supreme Court
Whether Victims Of Sexual Offences Required To Be Impleaded As Party-Respondent In Bails And Appeals? Delhi High Court Asks Registry To Clarify
Maintainability Of Appeals Under The Commercial Courts Act, 2015: A Predicament
Applicability Of S.148 NI Act Will Extend To Appeals Arising Out Of Complaint Cases Filed Prior To 2018 Amendment: Delhi High Court
Orders Passed By Divisional Commissioner U/S 60 Maharashtra Police Act Are Quasi-Judicial, Must Be Supported By Reasons: Bombay High Court Full Bench
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