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May 28, 2026   Case Laws Customs
Bluetooth wireless headsets classified as network transmission apparatus, with reclassification and consequential duty demand set aside.
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Customs valuation excludes post-import franchise fees and buyer-paid marketing spend; extended limitation was unavailable on disclosed facts.
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May 28, 2026   Case Laws Service Tax
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Service tax demands fail on receipt basis, reverse charge, true classification, CENVAT credit, and limitation grounds.
May 28, 2026   Case Laws Indian Laws
Prior Magistrate approval is required for further investigation, and a civil business dispute cannot be converted into criminal prosecution.
May 28, 2026   Case Laws Indian Laws
Section 141 vicarious liability needs specific factual averments; prosecution continued for linked office bearers, not for status-only allegations.
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Insolvency Code amendment provisions brought into force from 26 May 2026, with a specific exception for one sub-clause.

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CENVAT Credit - duty paying invoices - the supplementary...

CENVAT Credit Valid with Duty-Paying Invoices from Govt Coal Companies; No Presumption of Suppression or Collusion.

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CENVAT Credit - duty paying invoices - the supplementary invoices have been issued by the Coal Companies, which are the undertakings of the Government of India, there can be no presumption, unless rebutted, of any alleged suppression or collusion - credit allowed
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