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Administrative Circulars | MSEDCL Liable to Pay Rs. 4 Lakh Compensation to Widow of Contractor Worker Classified as 'Outsider' in Electrocution Case : Bombay HC Aurangabad Bench
Case Law Analysis
|Bombay High Court

Administrative Circulars | MSEDCL Liable to Pay Rs. 4 Lakh Compensation to Widow of Contractor Worker Classified as 'Outsider' in Electrocution Case : Bombay HC Aurangabad Bench

The Bombay High Court has ruled that MSEDCL must pay Rs. 4 lakh compensation under its administrative circulars to the widow of a deceased contractor worker killed in an electrocution, clarifying that 'outsider' status under the policy extends to workers of third-party contractors engaged by the utility. This sets a critical precedent for humanitarian relief obligations of public utilities beyond statutory employer liability, impacting thousands of contract workers across Maharashtra’s power sector.

CGST Act Section 112(8)-(9) | Stay on Recovery Permitted via Pre-Deposit & Undertaking Amid Unconstituted Appellate Tribunal: Chhattisgarh HC
Case Law Analysis
|Chhattisgarh High Court

CGST Act Section 112(8)-(9) | Stay on Recovery Permitted via Pre-Deposit & Undertaking Amid Unconstituted Appellate Tribunal: Chhattisgarh HC

Taxpayers facing GST recovery orders can now secure a stay on collection by filing a pre-deposit and undertaking under CBIC Circular 224/2024, even when the Appellate Tribunal remains unconstituted, provided compliance occurs within 15 days. This relief bridges a critical procedural gap for taxpayers awaiting appellate review, offering immediate financial protection without requiring tribunal formation.