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Bombay High Court Decides Writ Petitions Challenging Entertainment Duty on Online Booking Convenience Fees. The Court considered whether service charges exceeding Rs.10 per ticket form part of 'payment for admission' under Section 2(b) of Maharashtra Entertainments Duty Act, 1923.

The writ petitions were filed before the Bombay High Court under Article 226 of the Constitution of India challenging an amendment to the Maharashtra ...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Petition Challenging Electricity Tariff Categorization of Sports Complex as Commercial. Sports complex with nominal fees held to be recreation place under LTII(b) tariff, not LTVI.

The petitioner, Malabar Hills Citizens' Forum, a public charitable trust, runs a public park and sports complex known as Priyadarshini Park on land ow...

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High Court at Bombay Partly Allows Cinema Owner's Petition Against Entertainment Tax Demand and Penalty — Exemption Does Not Absolve Liability for Tax Collected from Customers, But Penalty Set Aside as Excessive.

The petitioner, Minakshi Chitra Mandir, a cinema hall in Sailu, District Parbhani, was granted exemption from payment of entertainment tax under the M...

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Bombay High Court Examines Maintainability of Writ Petition Involving Parking Amenity Dispute Under Article 226. Court Finds That Alteration of Parking Amenity Raises Public Law Concerns Requiring Planning Authority to Regard Public Convenience and Safety.

The Bombay High Court adjudicated a writ petition filed by Unity Mall Premises Co-operative Society against Vasai-Virar City Municipal Corporation and...