The Delhi government last month ordered all private laboratories to reduce the price of RT-PCR tests in the national capital to Rs 800 from Rs 2,400. The Court will hear the matter next on Feb 25.
Delhi High Court issued a notice on a plea by CPIO Indian Air Force challenging CIC order directing the disclosure of information pertaining to foreign visits by PM Narendra Modi and former PM Manmohan Singh.
The Single Bench of Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva heard the plea filed Civil Lines Residents Association thereby issued notice to the Delhi Police chief and the chief secretary, for their reply.
A single-judge bench of Justice Jayant Nath observed that the petitioners have on completion of the debarment of two years taken no steps to seek inspection of the existing facilities to demonstrate that there are no infirmities or inadequacies in the infrastructure.
It was further submitted that as per the Customs Act 1962, and the regulations pertaining to the import of goods of foreign origin there was no obligation whatsoever to make imports of the goods only after verification.
The Delhi High Court today observed that the entire concept of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is getting defeated by the input tax credit while hearing a petition by a businessman seeking protection from arrest in a case of alleged wrongly/illegally availed of Input Tax Credit.
A bench of the Chief Justice D.N Patel & Justice Prateek Jalan has said that the petition has been filed without doing any homework and the details on the which the petitioner relied have not been indicated.
The Delhi High Court has refused to consider a plea seeking to abolish the provision of tax on the interest of compensation to the person injured in a road accident.
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