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Supreme Court of India

BHARGAV D KARIA

36 judgments delivered by benches including this judge.

THE PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX (CENTRAL), AHMEDABADversusNK PROTEINS PVT. LTD.

47-DISPOSAL IN ANY OTHER MODE FH

The assessee-company filed its return for A.Y. 2009-10, and assessment under Section 143(3) was completed on 29.12.2011. Subsequently, a notice under Section 148 was issued on 09.03.2015, beyond four years, recording two reasons: (i) wrong computation of disallowance under Section 14A, and (ii) alleged escapement of in

HOUSE OF DUBARYversusTHE OFFICER LIQUIDATOR OF HANSPA KNIT (P) LTD.,

46-ANY OTHER MODE @ FH

The Gujarat High Court heard cross‑appeals arising from Special Civil Suit No. 120 of 1979 in which Hanspa Knit (P) Ltd., a company in liquidation, sought recovery of export proceeds from House of Dubary and its partners (defendants 1‑4) and other parties. The trial court had partially allowed the suit, awarding Rs 49,

OFFICER LIQUIDATOR OF HANSPA KNIT (P) LTD.versusHOUSE OF DUBARY

46-ANY OTHER MODE @ FH

The Gujarat High Court heard cross‑appeals arising from Special Civil Suit No. 120 of 1979 in which Hanspa Knit (P) Ltd., a company in liquidation, sought recovery of export proceeds from House of Dubary and its partners (defendants 1‑4) and other parties. The trial court had partially allowed the suit, awarding Rs 49,

THE COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX-IversusSUNILKUMAR B HANDA

47-DISPOSAL IN ANY OTHER MODE FH

The Commissioner of Income Tax‑I filed multiple tax appeals against Sunilkumar B. Handa. The department, through counsel, sought permission to withdraw these appeals because the tax effect in each case was below the minimum threshold specified in the CBDT circular dated 11 July 2018, which permits the department to pre

PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX 1versusASIAN TILES LTD.

47-DISPOSAL IN ANY OTHER MODE FH

The Revenue appealed against the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal’s judgment which had reduced additions on alleged clandestine removal of goods to 1% of disclosed sales and directed deduction under Section 10B. The Assessing Officer had originally added income based on estimated gross profit and unexplained investments,

PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX 1versusASIAN TILES LTD.

47-DISPOSAL IN ANY OTHER MODE FH

The Revenue appealed against the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal’s judgment which had reduced additions on alleged clandestine removal of goods to 1% of disclosed sales and directed deduction under Section 10B. The Assessing Officer had originally added income based on estimated gross profit and unexplained investments,

PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX 1versusASIAN TILES LTD.

47-DISPOSAL IN ANY OTHER MODE FH

The Revenue appealed against the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal’s judgment which had reduced additions on alleged clandestine removal of goods to 1% of disclosed sales and directed deduction under Section 10B. The Assessing Officer had originally added income based on estimated gross profit and unexplained investments,

PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX 1versusASIAN TILES LTD.

47-DISPOSAL IN ANY OTHER MODE FH

The Revenue appealed against the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal’s judgment which had reduced additions on alleged clandestine removal of goods to 1% of disclosed sales and directed deduction under Section 10B. The Assessing Officer had originally added income based on estimated gross profit and unexplained investments,

PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX 1versusASIAN TILES LTD.

47-DISPOSAL IN ANY OTHER MODE FH

The Revenue appealed against the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal’s judgment which had reduced additions on alleged clandestine removal of goods to 1% of disclosed sales and directed deduction under Section 10B. The Assessing Officer had originally added income based on estimated gross profit and unexplained investments,

PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX 1versusASIAN TILES LTD.

26-DISMISSED @ ADM.STAGE

The Revenue appealed against the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal’s judgment which had reduced additions on alleged clandestine removal of goods to 1% of disclosed sales and directed deduction under Section 10B. The Assessing Officer had originally added income based on estimated gross profit and unexplained investments,

PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX 1versusASIAN TILES LTD.

47-DISPOSAL IN ANY OTHER MODE FH

The Revenue appealed against the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal’s judgment which had reduced additions on alleged clandestine removal of goods to 1% of disclosed sales and directed deduction under Section 10B. The Assessing Officer had originally added income based on estimated gross profit and unexplained investments,

PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX 1versusASIAN TILES LTD.

47-DISPOSAL IN ANY OTHER MODE FH

The Revenue appealed against the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal’s judgment which had reduced additions on alleged clandestine removal of goods to 1% of disclosed sales and directed deduction under Section 10B. The Assessing Officer had originally added income based on estimated gross profit and unexplained investments,

PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX 1versusASIAN TILES LTD.

47-DISPOSAL IN ANY OTHER MODE FH

The Revenue appealed against the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal’s judgment which had reduced additions on alleged clandestine removal of goods to 1% of disclosed sales and directed deduction under Section 10B. The Assessing Officer had originally added income based on estimated gross profit and unexplained investments,

PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX 1versusASIAN TILES LTD.

47-DISPOSAL IN ANY OTHER MODE FH

The Revenue appealed against the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal’s judgment which had reduced additions on alleged clandestine removal of goods to 1% of disclosed sales and directed deduction under Section 10B. The Assessing Officer had originally added income based on estimated gross profit and unexplained investments,

THE COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAXversusKAMLESH DAMJIBHAI YADAV

46-ANY OTHER MODE @ FH

The Commissioner of Income Tax appealed against Kamlesh Damjibhai Yadav in Tax Appeal No. 627 of 2007, which had been decided on only two of seven questions, leaving several issues unresolved. The appellant argued that a restraint order under Section 132(3) of the Income Tax Act, 1961 was issued in the names of all fou

JINABHAI LIMABHAI KAPADIAversusHIRJIBHAI MAHIRAJBHAI HINGRAJIYA (SINCE DECEASED)

47-DISPOSAL IN ANY OTHER MODE FH

The appellants filed a first appeal under Section 96 of the Code of Civil Procedure challenging the trial court's dismissal of their suit for specific performance of a 1990 agreement to sale of land in Junagadh. The trial court found that the plaintiffs failed to prove the existence of a valid agreement to sale dated 2

COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX-IIIversusNILESH K. PATEL

47-DISPOSAL IN ANY OTHER MODE FH

The Commissioner of Income Tax-II filed multiple tax appeals (Nos. 1027, 1028, 1116, 1993 of 2008) against Labh Construction & Industries Ltd. The appellant argued that the tax effect in each appeal was less than Rs. 2 crores. The learned Senior Standing Counsel relied on Circular No. 9 of 2024 dated 17‑09‑2024, which

KAMLESH JAGDISHCHANDRA BHAMBHATversusSHRI ANKIT PANNU , DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

DISPOSED AS INFRUCTUOUS

Kamlesh Jagdishchandra Bhambhat and others filed a series of miscellaneous civil applications alleging contempt against Shri Ankit Pannu, District Development Officer, and others. The applicants contended that a prior order, which formed the basis of the contempt claim, had not been complied with. The respondents argue

PRAVINBHAI KARSHANBHAI SABHADversusK.S. YAGNIK, DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

DISPOSED AS INFRUCTUOUS

The petitioners, Kamlesh Jagdishchandra Bhambhat & ors, filed a series of miscellaneous civil applications alleging contempt of a prior order. The respondents, including the District Development Officer, were represented by Assistant Government Pleaders. The central issue was whether the order alleged to be in contempt

PRAVINKUMAR MUKUNDRAY THAKERversusK.S.YAGNIK, DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

DISPOSED AS INFRUCTUOUS

Kamlesh Jagdishchandra Bhambhat and others filed a series of miscellaneous civil applications alleging contempt against Shri Ankit Pannu, District Development Officer, and others. The applicants contended that a prior order, which formed the basis of the contempt claim, had not been complied with. The respondents argue

HEIRS OF DECEASED RAMSHAKTI JIVANDASversusHEIRS OF DECEASED BHALABHAI DAHYABHAI

47-DISPOSAL IN ANY OTHER MODE FH

The heirs of the late Ramshakti Jivandas filed a suit seeking declaration of ownership and an injunction against the heirs of the late Bhalabhai Dahyabhai, alleging that a 2010 sale deed in favour of a third party was fraudulent and that they had been in possession of the land since 1984 under a supplementary agreement

RAMESHBHAI CHHELSHANKAR OZAversusMANJULABEN SHAILESHBHAI MODI

37-DISMISSED FOR DEFAULT @ ADMISSION

The applicant, represented by Ms. Jagruti Minhas of Thakkar and Pahwa Advocates, sought condonation of delay in a civil application and was directed to deposit money for the publication of a notice. The Court noted the earlier orders dated 15.01.2026 and 24.03.2026 requiring such deposit. It granted the applicant a one

GAJERA CHIRAGKUMAR BHARATKUMARversusANKITABEN D/O. POPATLAL PARSHOTTAMBHAI HIRPARA

47-DISPOSAL IN ANY OTHER MODE FH

The appellant husband filed a first appeal against the Family Court's dismissal of his suit for dissolution of marriage by mutual consent. Both parties had been living separately since December 2019 and had executed a customary divorce, but the Family Court dismissed the suit on technical grounds under Section 13(1)(b)

MRUDULABEN ARVINDBHAI THAKARversusTHE STATE OF GUJARAT

36-MCA DISPOSED OF

Mr. Mrudulaben Arvindbhai Thakar filed a contempt application before the High Court of Gujarat against the State of Gujarat and others, alleging non‑compliance with a prior order. The applicant, through counsel Ms. Pratibha Kumavat and Mr. Darshit M. Kamdar, submitted that the order in question had actually been compli

PRITALBEN AMITKUMAR VARMA D/O,MAHESHKUMAR PATELversusAMITKUMAR RADHESHYAM SHARMA

33-CA DISPOSED OF

The petitioner, Pritalben Amitkumar Varma, filed a civil application seeking condonation of a 172‑day delay in filing First Appeal No. 5136/2026. The respondent, Amitkumar Radheshyam Sharma, was represented and waived service of notice of rule. The court examined the averments made in the application and, finding them

HARIBHAI BATUKBHAI RATHODversusHASMUKHBHAI PRAGJIBHAI BORAD

36-MCA DISPOSED OF

The petitioners filed a series of miscellaneous civil applications and letters patent appeals before the Gujarat High Court. The court, without examining the merits, directed that the applications should not be pressed at this stage so that the petitioners could file appropriate applications in the correct forum. Conse

RAVISINH HARISINH PARMARversusBHAVNABEN GOSWAMI - CHIEF OFFICER

36-MCA DISPOSED OF

The petitioners filed a series of miscellaneous civil applications and letters patent appeals before the Gujarat High Court. The court, without examining the merits, directed that the applications should not be pressed at this stage so that the petitioners could file appropriate applications in the correct forum. Conse

JITUBHAI CHHANABHAI BERADIYAversusBHAVNABEN GOSWAMI , CHIEF OFFICER

36-MCA DISPOSED OF

The petitioners filed a series of miscellaneous civil applications and letters patent appeals before the Gujarat High Court. The court, without examining the merits, directed that the applications should not be pressed at this stage so that the petitioners could file appropriate applications in the correct forum. Conse

BHARATBHAI BHIMBHAI VIKMAversusBHAVNABEN C GOSWAMI

36-MCA DISPOSED OF

The petitioners filed a series of miscellaneous civil applications and letters patent appeals before the Gujarat High Court. The court, without examining the merits, directed that the applications should not be pressed at this stage so that the petitioners could file appropriate applications in the correct forum. Conse

VINODBHAI KHODABHAI VINJUDAversusBHAVNABEN C GOSWAMI OR HIS SUCCESSOR CHIEF OFFICER

36-MCA DISPOSED OF

The petitioners filed a series of miscellaneous civil applications and letters patent appeals before the Gujarat High Court. The court, without examining the merits, directed that the applications should not be pressed at this stage so that the petitioners could file appropriate applications in the correct forum. Conse

ATULBHAI JERAMBHAI CHUDASMAversusBHAVNABEN C GOSWAMI OR HIS SUCCESSOR

36-MCA DISPOSED OF

The petitioners filed a series of miscellaneous civil applications and letters patent appeals before the Gujarat High Court. The court, without examining the merits, directed that the applications should not be pressed at this stage so that the petitioners could file appropriate applications in the correct forum. Conse

BABULAL MOHANLAL PARMARversusAHMEDABAD MUNICIPAL CORPORATION

33-CA DISPOSED OF

The applicant, Babulal Mohanlal Parmar, filed a petition for condonation of a 279‑day delay in preferring a Letters Patent Appeal. The court previously ordered the matter to be listed on 12 August 2025, directing the applicant's counsel to submit a sick or leave note and make alternate arrangements if necessary. On the

DEVANAND RAYMALBHAI HERBHAversusVIKAS SAHAY, DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE

31-NOTICE DISCHARGED @ ADM.STAGE

The applicant, Devanand Raymalbai Herbha, filed a contempt application alleging non‑compliance with a prior order. The respondent, Vikas Sahay, Director General of Police, and another party contested the claim. The applicant's counsel argued that the order had been fully complied with, rendering the contempt allegation

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