At par cheque issue – Supreme Court dismisses Special Leave Petition against Bombay HC verdict

Monday March 23, 2015. BY | Negotiable Instrument

By Shuchi Mehta On March 20, 2015, the two judges bench of the Supreme Court of India dismissed as withdrawn  a Special Leave Petition (“SLP”) arising out of a judgment of the High Court of Judicature

Commissioner of Central Excise, Delhi-I v. Hero Honda Motors Ltd.

Monday March 9, 2015. BY | Tax

By Shuchi K Mehta The Honorable CESTAT Delhi in Commissioner of Central Excise, Delhi-I v. Hero Honda Motors Ltd. [1], allowed the Cenvat credit in respect of mirror assembly, sari guard and tool kit (“impugned goods”)

Buyer’s right to refuse possession of flat upheld in case of delay in construction by developer

Tuesday March 3, 2015. BY | Real Estate

By Varsha G. Subramanian In a recent case[1], the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (“Commission”) disposed off three complaints regarding inordinate delay in construction of the projects in favour of flat buyers. The Complainants had

Liberalisation of foreign exchange regulations

Tuesday February 24, 2015. BY | Policy

By Varsha G Subramanian Enhanced limit under the Liberalized Remittance Scheme (“LRS”) The Reserve Bank of India (the “RBI”) introduced LRS in 2004 to allow remittances outside India. Under the scheme, resident individuals are permitted

Special law of electronic evidence: Section 65B of The Evidence Act, 1872

Friday February 20, 2015. BY | Criminal

By Varun Singh & Ruben George Rock A 2005 ruling of the Supreme Court of India in the State (NCT of Delhi) v. Navjot Sandhu alias Afsan Guru, which stood as an authority for more than nine

Ambit of ‘Drawee Bank’ for Negotiable Instruments Act

Monday February 9, 2015. BY | Negotiable Instrument

By Ruben George Rock  Following the trail of Dashrath Roopsingh case[1], and Ramanbhai Mathurbhai case[2], one more judgment with regard to jurisdiction of Courts in dishonour of cheque cases is up in the judicial matrix, delivered by

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