GST offence classification determines whether arrest and bail restrictions apply, while continued custody requires an individualised necessity assessm...
Pre-CIRP statutory income-tax claims not forming part of an approved resolution plan are treated as extinguished, preventing continuation of proceedings concerning those claims. This principle applies where a corporate debtor's successor entered the corporate insolvency resolution process, an approved resolution plan was not implemented, and liquidation followed. No material established admission of the Department's claims for the relevant assessment years in the resolution or liquidation proceedings; the connected Departmental appeals, assessee appeal, and cross-objection therefore did not survive.
Pre-CIRP statutory income-tax claims not forming part of an approved resolution plan are treated as extinguished, preventing continuation of proceedings concerning those claims. This principle applies where a corporate debtor's successor entered the corporate insolvency resolution process, an approved resolution plan was not implemented, and liquidation followed. No material established admission of the Department's claims for the relevant assessment years in the resolution or liquidation proceedings; the connected Departmental appeals, assessee appeal, and cross-objection therefore did not survive.
Note: It is a system-generated summary and is for quick reference only.