Niyam v2 is live — start for just ₹100 — 200 credits to try

may 2010

Supreme Court of India · 2010-05-07

Jt.Commr.Of Income Tax,Surat vs Saheli Leasing & Industries Ltd

Court
Supreme Court of India
Petitioner
Jt.Commr.Of Income Tax,Surat
Respondent
Saheli Leasing & Industries Ltd
Author
Deepak Verma
Bench
B.S. Chauhan, K.G. Balakrishnan, Deepak Verma

Judgment text excerpt

The Supreme Court addressed the inadequacies in the judgment writing of lower courts, particularly in the context of Revenue Tax Appeal No. 1904 of 2005 under Section 260A of the Income Tax Act, 1961. The Court emphasized the need for clarity and coherence in judicial orders, stating that brevity without clarity can lead to absurdity. The Court chose to decide the matter on merits rather than remanding it, highlighting the importance of adhering to established guidelines for judicial writing to ensure that judgments are comprehensive and understandable.

Jt.Commr.Of Income Tax,Surat vs Saheli Leasing & Industries Ltd · Niyam