The Supreme Court of India is currently involved in multiple high-profile cases. Lawyers representing gaming companies have appeared before the Supreme Court to seek a hearing in October regarding GST notices among a batch of 44 cases. Chief Justice of India has assured that he will consider the request and clarify shortly. Additionally, the Supreme Court has issued directions for the virtual hearing of consolidated petitions on the Finance Act 2023 on September 10th and 11th, 2024. Parties are directed to orally highlight their written submissions, while amicus curiae will not make any oral submissions. The National Assembly has petitioned the Supreme Court to overturn an appellate court ruling that nullified the Finance Act 2023, arguing that the Act had undergone sufficient public participation. The government has defended the Finance Act 2023, with the Supreme Court concluding the hearing and stating that the judgment will be delivered on notice.
The Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to hear on September 17 an appeal filed by U.S.-based creditor Glas Trust Company LLC against an order of the NCLAT allowing edtech firm #Byju’s to pay a settlement amount of ₹158 crore to the BCCI. https://t.co/wywTZZiOaL
Finance Act 2023 Case: Supreme Court concludes hearing of appeal filed by govt Govt lawyers say there was sufficient public participation Judgment to be delivered on notice #CitizenBriefs @OBurrows https://t.co/jYF9UBFF43
Government defends Finance Act 2023 at Supreme Court after Court of Appeal's invalidation https://t.co/yDY9YPAiDb