Delhi High Court
76,521 judgments
Mohammad Armanuzzama v. CBSE & Anr
The Delhi High Court disposed of a writ petition directing CBSE to rectify the petitioner's date of birth in its records within four weeks.
Shivangi Rajouria v. Central Board of Secondary Education & Anr
The Delhi High Court allowed amendment of a writ petition to include correction of date of birth in both matriculation certificate and mark-sheet, setting aside impugned communications and directing expeditious rectification by CBSE.
The Pr. Commissioner of Income Tax-06 v. Mc Donald’s India (P) Ltd
The Delhi High Court dismissed the Revenue's appeal, upholding the ITAT's finding that the franchise fee received by McDonald's India was USD 22,500 and no addition to income was warranted due to lack of remittance caused by a government embargo.
M/S. KJ DIESEL P.LTD. v. M/S. GOLDEN VIEW ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES
The Delhi High Court dismissed the civil suit for non-prosecution due to the plaintiff's failure to pursue the case or provide instructions.
Commissioner of Income Tax-7 v. M/S Refam Management Services (P) Ltd.
The High Court held that without incriminating material belonging to the Assessee seized during search, the AO lacks jurisdiction under Section 153C, and additions under Section 69C are unsustainable, dismissing the Revenue's appeals.
Kishore Zarda Factory v. Hema Tabacco Company Pvt Ltd
The Delhi High Court decreed a civil suit based on a voluntary settlement agreement reached through court-annexed mediation and granted a refund of court fees under Section 16 of the Court Fees Act.
Sanjana Kapoor and Others v. M/S Dalmia Resorts International Pvt Ltd
The court disposed of a pending petition as infructuous following a compromise between parties and disposal of the related appeal, granting liberty to revive if necessary.
Haryana Paneer Bhandar v. Commissioner of Income-Tax
The Delhi High Court held that the absence of a mandatory satisfaction note by the Assessing Officer renders block assessment proceedings under Section 158BD invalid, allowing the appellant's appeal and setting aside the assessment.
Commissioner of Income Tax-7 v. M/S Refam Management Services (P) Ltd.
The Delhi High Court held that assessments under Section 153C of the Income Tax Act require incriminating material belonging to the Assessee seized during search, and in its absence, the Assessing Officer lacks jurisdiction, leading to dismissal of Revenue's appeals.
Commissioner of Income Tax-7 v. M/S Refam Management Services (P) Ltd
The Delhi High Court held that without relevant material belonging to the Assessee seized during search on a third party, the Assessing Officer lacks jurisdiction under Section 153C of the Income Tax Act, and additions under Section 69C are unsustainable.
Sayed Asghar Ali v. Amir-Udin and Another
The Delhi High Court disposed of a civil suit on the basis of an out-of-court settlement with payment by post-dated cheques and granted a 50% refund of court fees under Section 16-A of the Court Fees Act.
M/S National Projects Construction v. P.O., Industrial Tribunal
The Delhi High Court set aside an Industrial Tribunal Award directing regularization of contract labour, holding no employer-employee relationship existed and the contract labour system was genuine without prohibition under CLRA Section 10.
Commissioner of Income Tax-7 v. M/S Refam Management Services (P) Ltd
The Delhi High Court held that without relevant material seized belonging to the Assessee, the Assessing Officer lacks jurisdiction under Section 153C of the Income Tax Act, and additions under Section 69C are unsustainable, dismissing the Revenue's appeals.
M/S National Projects Construction v. P.O., Industrial Tribunal
The Delhi High Court held that no employer-employee relationship existed between a PSU and contract labour after office relocation, setting aside the award directing regularization of contract workers.
Nirmal Khanna v. Jhuthar Through LRs
The Delhi High Court condoned delay and disposed of execution proceedings as infructuous based on a full and final settlement agreement between the parties.
Rameshwari v. Punjab and Sind Bank
The Delhi High Court directed the Debt Recovery Tribunal to hear the petitioner's Suit Application on merits regarding possession of mortgaged property, setting aside prior dismissals for lack of clarity.
Union of India & Anr v. All India CPWD Office Staff Association & Ors.
The Delhi High Court disposed of the writ petition directing extension of Punjab & Haryana High Court benefits but allowed petitioners to seek review before the Tribunal on distinctions between ACP and MACP schemes.
Sirajuddin & Anr v. Agricultural Produce Marketing Committee & Anr
The Delhi High Court allowed writ petitions permitting similarly situated petitioners to apply for allotment of shops in Ghazipur Sabzi Mandi and directed their applications be considered on merit when new spaces become available.
Krishan Kumar Chadha v. State NCT of Delhi
The Delhi High Court quashed two FIRs arising from landlord-tenant disputes following an amicable settlement, subject to payment of costs to the State.
M/S H DOHIL CONSTRUCTION (P) LTD v. PRADEEPSYAL
The Delhi High Court granted leave to withdraw two petitions filed by M/s H Dohil Construction (P) Ltd and dismissed them as withdrawn, along with connected miscellaneous applications dismissed as infructuous.