Indu Bhan is a senior special correspondent for The Economic Times, with a focus on legal matters in India. She has also contributed to the Financial Express. Indu's articles cover a wide range of legal issues, including court cases, regulatory decisions, and corporate disputes, providing insights and analysis for readers in the legal and business sectors.
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By: Indu Bhan
The Supreme Court gave a favorable decision for telecom companies. The court said that these companies can claim tax credits on telecom infrastructure. This includes things like towers and buildings. The decision could benefit companies like Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea. Experts believe this will encourage investment in the telecom sector.
The Delhi High Court granted bail to former Lava International MD Hari Om Rai, arrested in a money-laundering case involving Vivo Mobile. The court cited the ongoing documentation stage of the trial and the unlikelihood of its conclusion in the near future as reasons for granting bail.
By: Indu Bhan
Synopsis Legal experts believe that Gautam Adani and others charged with bribery, securities fraud, and wire fraud in the US have a strong case to challenge the indictment. They can question the US prosecutors' jurisdiction and the sufficiency of the evidence. The legal process is expected to take time, with the possibility of extradition, plea deals, and trials all complicating the timeline. ( Originally published on Nov 24, 2024 )
By: Indu Bhan
Delhi High Court halted SECI's ban on Reliance Power. SECI alleged Reliance Power submitted fake bank guarantees. The ban was for three years and covered future tenders. Reliance Power argued the ban was unfair. The court will hear the case again on December 4. Reliance Power claimed innocence and blamed a third party.
By: Indu Bhan
The Supreme Court upheld the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority's land acquisition in Gautam Budh Nagar, deeming it legal and in the public interest. The acquisition of nearly 3,000 hectares, impacting over 12,000 landowners, was linked to the expressway's development and surrounding areas.
By: Indu Bhan
The Supreme Court upheld the Allahabad High Court's decision to quash tax reassessment proceedings against Flipkart India for the assessment year 2012-13. The court deemed the reassessments, initiated by the Uttar Pradesh government, time-barred. The High Court had found no justification for the reassessment, stating there was no evidence of escaped turnover or suppression.
Two minority shareholders of Aakash Educational Services - Singapore VII Topco I Pte and BCP Asia Athena ESC (Cayman) – had moved the apex court against the Karnataka High Court ruling that stayed an order of the Bengaluru bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) barring Aakash and Manipal from amending the AoA.
By: Indu Bhan
The Supreme Court instructs the Indian Broadcasting and Digital Foundation to move TDSAT against TRAI's July tariff order mandating free-to-air channels on DD Free Dish, impacting broadcasters' ability to offer pay channels. IBDF argues the order infringes upon their freedom of speech and expression under the Constitution.
By: Indu Bhan
Synopsis The Supreme Court refused to stay a tribunal order that quashed SEBI's action against Cairn India, now part of Vedanta Ltd. SEBI had penalized Cairn India for violating buyback rules. The company successfully appealed against the penalties, arguing unforeseen market conditions. SEBI's appeal against the tribunal's decision will be heard by the Supreme Court.
A Mumbai court issued a contempt notice to Google's CEO, Sundar Pichai, for YouTube's failure to remove a defamatory video against NGO Dhyan Foundation, as previously directed. The court rejected YouTube's argument for immunity under the IT Act, noting the video's defamatory nature and potential harm to public peace.
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