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Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

Closure Under Industrial Disputes Act | Sham Closure Must Be Explicitly Referenced for Adjudication : Kerala High Court

Kerala High Court holds that Labour Courts cannot adjudicate sham closure claims unless the reference explicitly frames it; reinstatement orders quashed for jurisdictional defect.

Suit Dismissed for Non-Lodgement of Writ of Summons Within Three Years | Commercial Courts Act, 2015 Transfer Invalid : Calcutta High Court

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Jan 25, 2026 • 05:41 PM

Suit Dismissed for Non-Lodgement of Writ of Summons Within Three Years | Commercial Courts Act, 2015 Transfer Invalid : Calcutta High Court

Calcutta High Court holds that failure to lodge writ of summons within three years renders suit non-pending, invalidating transfer under Section 15 of the Commercial Courts Act, 2015.

Section 153D Income Tax Act | Approval Must Be Separate, Independent, and Reflect Application of Mind for Each Assessment Year : ITAT Delhi

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Jan 22, 2026 • 04:55 PM

Section 153D Income Tax Act | Approval Must Be Separate, Independent, and Reflect Application of Mind for Each Assessment Year : ITAT Delhi

ITAT Delhi holds that approval under Section 153D must be granted separately for each assessment year with independent application of mind, invalidating mechanical or composite approvals.

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#jurisdictional defect

Closure Under Industrial Disputes Act | Sham Closure Must Be Explicitly Referenced for Adjudication : Kerala High Court

Suit Dismissed for Non-Lodgement of Writ of Summons Within Three Years | Commercial Courts Act, 2015 Transfer Invalid : Calcutta High Court

Section 153D Income Tax Act | Approval Must Be Separate, Independent, and Reflect Application of Mind for Each Assessment Year : ITAT Delhi

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