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Indian judicial rulings on taxation and social media

Overview

The Calcutta High Court quashed a Goods and Services Tax (GST) show cause notice issued to Rathi Cement House, ruling that a single notice covering multiple financial years is invalid to prevent circumventing separate limitation periods.

Separately, the Supreme Court of India quashed several First Information Reports (FIRs) involving comedian Samay Raina and others following an episode of ‘India’s Got Latent’. While disposing of the petitions, the Court did not establish specific guidelines for regulating internet-based social media speech, noting that such larger issues could be addressed in future cases and that executive authorities may take necessary legal steps.

Entities

Supreme Court of India · Seagate · Calcutta High Court · Punjab & Sind Bank · Ministry of Information and Broadcasting

Timeline

  1. about 20 hours ago

    [INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
    Indian courts rule on GST notices and social media regulation

    The Calcutta High Court quashed a multi-year GST notice to Rathi Cement House, while the Supreme Court of India dismissed FIRs related to the ‘India’s Got Latent’ controversy without setting new social media's-

  2. 23 days ago

    [INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
    Indian courts rule on trademark use and auction sale validity

    The Supreme Court of India issued rulings on trademark use by refurbishers of electronic goods and clarified that non-service of notice does not automatically invalidate debt recovery auction sales.

Sources

dtnext.in · internetfreedom.in · taxguru.in