Supreme Court Judgements on GST by Dr Sanjay Agarwal & CA Neha Somani (With Free e-Book Access) – 2nd Edition 2024

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About the Book

The roots of Supreme Court find place in the Constitution of India itself and is the Supreme Judicial Authority of India. It is the highest and independent court of the Republic of India. The law declared by the Supreme Court becomes binding on all courts at all levels within India including Union and State Governments. The importance, relevance and legality of Supreme Court judgments is well-settled and are considered to be law of land.
The present book, (Supreme Court Judgments on GST) is a comprehensive digest of Supreme Court judgments on Goods and Services Tax (GST). This is perhaps the first publication of its kind covering almost all cases on Goods and Services Tax (GST) heard and decided by Supreme Court of India

This digest of Supreme Court cases is divided into 18 Chapters covering various aspects of law on taxation of GST which is now over 7 years old. The digest captures almost all judgments pronounced by the Apex Court and reported during this period i.e., June, 2017 to May, 2024 in various journals / websites. The cases have been summarized, tabulated and arranged in a reader friendly manner. For easy reference, search words are also provided.

Key Features

• First book in India on Supreme Court judgments covering GST
• Almost all decisions pronounced and reported during 2017- May, 2024 covered
• Incorporates summary and full text of judgments
• Summary of each case tabulated for quick reference
• Cases divided into 18 Chapters for easy comprehension
• Search words to help locate the relevant case laws
• Alphabetical list of cases for quick search / reference
• Multiple citations from reporting journals
• Cases arranged in Chapter wise descending chronological order as per the date of judgment.
• Important legal maxims and abbreviations given as appendices in the book
• Authored by professionals engaged in the subject of GST
• Free E-Book for Digital & Easy access for Case Finder