Punit Goenka files caveat in SC in anticipation of SEBI's appeal against SAT order
On October, when SAT pronounced its order, SEBI's lawyers asked the appellate tribunal to stay its own order till they approach the Supreme Court. However, SAT refused to pass any such orders.
Jet Airways case: NCLAT defers the hearing of plea by lenders to November 9
Jet Airways' lenders had raised questions on the source of the funds JKC had deposited
Google Vs Startups: Delhi HC defers hearing of the case to December 7
Google however told the court that they were contesting the case on question of law. The HC is set to her the case on December 7.
MC Explains: Delhi excise policy cases and why AAP leaders are being summoned by ED
Under the new excise policy, the Delhi government moved out of the liquor business, and licences were granted to 849 retail vendors via open bidding. However, the policy was rolled back on allegations of corruption and favouritism.
Zee-Sony merger: NCLAT transfers Axis Finance & IDBI appeals to chairperson-led bench
The Zee-Sony merger challenges have been transferred to a new bench for the third time in under a month due to various circumstances, including a resignation and contempt proceedings.
Delhi HC defers hearing SpiceJet plea against arbitral award in battle with Maran
SpiceJet's lawyer told the court that the success of this case is very important for the airline.
Cash-for-query row: Mahua Moitra drops media houses from defamation suit
The Trinamool Congress MP has now sought permission to file a fresh list of defendants with just BJP’s Nishikant Dubey and advocate Jai Dehadrai. The Delhi High Court had asked Dubey and Dehadrai to file a response and has posted the case for hearing on December 5
SC constitution bench to hear batch of pleas against electoral bonds scheme on October 31
The constitution bench that is to hear this case will be led by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud and comprise Justices Sanjiv Khanna, BR Gavai, JB Pardiwala and Manoj Mishra.
SEBI has a track record of not completing investigations on time: SAT, in the Punit Goenka matter
The SAT order lifted the ban on Goenka from holding key managerial positions, but said that if anything comes out against him in the investigations, SEBI will deal with it according to law
SC asks Maharashtra Speaker to decide disqualification plea against Sena MLAs by December 31
The court has also directed the Speaker to decide disqualification petitions against Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) MLAs by January 31
Finolex Cable Case: NCLAT judicial member Rakesh Kumar resigns facing contempt proceedings by SC
Challenges to Zee-Sony merger are listed for hearing on October 31 before bench led by him.
Finolex Cables case: SC pardons NCLAT bench, fines Deepak Chhabria and scrutiniser
The apex court has fined Finolex Cables former Chairman and Managing Director Deepak Chhabria to pay a fine of Rs 1 (one) crore for his actions against the court order.
Zee row: SAT sets aside Sebi bar on Punit Goenka from holding key managerial slots
SAT had reserved Punit Goenka's appeal for judgment on September 27
Supreme Court refuses to grant bail to former Delhi deputy CM Manish Sisodia
During the pronouncement, SC orally observed that a money trail of Rs. 338 crore is tentatively established.
Recent SC rulings on income tax affirm right tax to be paid; do not increase it, says ASG Venkatraman
Assessees pay a lower tax, hoping their interpretation of the law is accepted by the court. But when a court ruling goes against their interpretation, they blame the government. This may not be correct, he said.
Go First case: Six months on, where does the litigation stand?
Currently, the grounded airline is fighting litigation on two fronts, at the NCLT and the Delhi High Court. Moneycontrol explains how these cases have played out over the last six months, what their status is now, and when they are likely to be taken up.
Telcos dispute over AGR resurfaces at SC with a judgment and curative petition
On October 10, telcos sought an urgent hearing of their curative petitions challenging certain specific portions of the 2019 judgment on Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR).
Bribe-for-vote case: Can lawmakers be prosecuted for taking bribes to speak or vote in Parliament?
Article 105 of the constitution of India allows freedom of speech in parliament. In order to uphold the same, MPs must not be prosecuted in a court of law for what they said or how they voted in the house. The question has been considered by the Supreme Court twice – 25 years apart.
MNCs may have to recalibrate after SC denies double taxation benefits unless notified by law of the land
The ruling was given while interpreting the MFN clause in the double taxation avoidance treaties with France, Switzerland and the Netherlands.
Delhi HC restrains Gola Sizzlers and Sandoz from playing PPL songs
PPL, which claims to have public performance rights to more than 400 music labels, has sued the eateries for copyright infringement for allegedly playing songs from its repertoire without licence
Justice Ravindra Bhat – the hand behind two key constitution bench judgments
Bhat has delivered judgment on a variety of subjects, and played a key role in two important judgements in the recent past
Who is Jai Anant Dehadrai, the complainant in the Moitra 'cash for questions' controversy?
The genesis of Moitra's expulsion is a complaint by BJP MP Nishikant Dubey to the speaker of lok sabha, Dubey in turn referred to a complaint by supreme court lawyer Jai Anant Dehadrai.
Zee row: SAT to announce judgment in Punit Goenka's appeal on October 30
SAT reserved the case for judgment on September 27. The appellate tribunal will pronounce its order in the case after over a month since it was reserved.
NCLAT junks plea to initiate insolvency process against Inox Wind
GRI Towers Private Ltd had initiated proceedings alleging that Inox Wind had defaulted in making payments due to them.
