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Corporate Legal Services in India | S K Verma & Associates LLP

Running a business in India offers exciting opportunities but it also brings legal responsibilities that cannot be ignored. From company formation to regulatory compliance and contract management businesses often face complex legal challenges that require expert guidance. This is where professional Legal Services In India become essential. Whether it is a startup launching its first…

Section 9(5) of CGST Act: GST Liability on E-Commerce Operators (Complete Guide with Case Laws)

By S. K. VERMA, ADVOCATE ON 29.04.2026 at 10:45 pm GST on Restaurant Aggregators (Post-2022 Reform)Platforms like Swiggy and Zomato:Liable to pay GST on restaurant servicesEven if restaurants are unregisteredLegal Impact:ECO is treated as the deemed supplierImportant CBIC Clarifications ITC Clarification (2024)ECOs are not required to reverse Input Tax Credit proportionately. Circular No. 194/2023Clarifies GST…

Gold Smuggling under the Customs Act, 1962: A Legal Analysis with Case Laws

BY S. K. VERMA, ADVOCATE – 09.04.2026-19:28 Gold Smuggling under the Customs Act, 1962: A Legal Analysis with Supreme Court Case Laws Introduction Gold smuggling has long been a significant economic offence in India, affecting foreign exchange reserves and revenue collection. The Customs Act, 1962 provides a comprehensive mechanism to prevent illegal import of goods,…

REVERSE BURDEN OF PROOF

BY S. K. VERMA, ADVOCATE – 02.04.2026-13:28 REVERSE BURDEN OF PROOF UNDER SECTION 123 OF THE CUSTOMS ACT, 1962 1. Introduction Section 123 is a reverse burden of proof provision in customs law. It shifts the burden of proof from the prosecution to the accused in cases involving notified goods (like gold) suspected to be…

Section 39(1)(k) of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019: Class-Wide Compensation and Judicial Approach

Introduction The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 significantly strengthens the remedial framework available to consumers by recognizing not only individual grievances but also mass consumer harm. Section 39(1)(k) is a crucial provision in this regard, as it empowers the District Commission to grant compensation where injury is suffered by a large number of consumers who are…

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How Can a Consumer Protection Lawyer Chandigarh Help Protect Your Consumer Rights?

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How Can a Consumer Protection Lawyer Chandigarh Help Protect Your Consumer Rights?

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