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Bombay High Court Quashes FIR Against Petitioners in Food Adulteration Case — No Offence Made Out Under Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006. Sale of 'Mint' and 'Saunf' Products Not Prohibited Under Section 26(2)(i) of FSS Act, 2006 as They Are Not 'Food' as Defined.

13 Sep 2019

The petitioners, Anand Ramdhani Chaurasia and Vijay Banarasi Chaurasia, were engaged in the business of selling 'Mint' and 'Saunf' products. On 12th J...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeals by Manufacturers in Sikkim Seeking Exemption from Education Cess and NCCD. Exemption Notification Strictly Construed; Cesses Not Covered as They Were Imposed by Separate Finance Acts After the Notification.

19 Sep 2019

The Supreme Court dismissed two civil appeals filed by M/s. Unicorn Industries and Akshay Ispat and Ferro Alloys Private Limited against the judgment ...

High Court

Bombay High Court Allows Revenue Appeal, Holds Mouth Freshener Classifiable Under Residuary Entry E1 of MVAT Act, Not as Spices. The court ruled that products made from spices through manufacture that become distinct commercial commodities, known as mouth fresheners, do not fall under the specific entry for 'spices of all varieties and forms' in Schedule C91, but are taxable at 12.5% under Entry E1.

18 Aug 2011

The case involved an appeal by the Revenue under Section 27 of the Maharashtra Value Added Tax Act, 2002 against a decision of the Maharashtra Sales T...

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Bombay High Court Quashes Non-Bailable Warrants Against Accused in MCOC Act Case Due to Lack of Evidence of Involvement in Organized Crime Syndicate. Court Finds No Material to Implicate Petitioners in Offences Under Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act, 1999 and Arms Act.

8 Dec 2010

The two criminal writ petitions challenged the non-bailable warrants and orders of the Special Court under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime ...

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