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LiveLawBiz: Business Law Daily Round-Up: January 04, 2026

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Update: 2026-01-05 04:13 GMT

TAX

Exporters Not Using Letters Of Credit Cannot Be Denied Rice Export Duty Exemption: Chhattisgarh High Court Directs ₹2.1 Crore Refund

CBIC Extends Anti-Dumping Duty On Flexible Slabstock Polyol Imports From Saudi Arabia And UAE

GST Refund Is Vested Right, Cannot Be Limited By Retrospective Application Of 2019 Amendment: J&K&L High Court

IGST | Marketing & Technical Support Services To Foreign Parent Qualify As Export Of Services, Not Intermediary: Karnataka High Court

ARBITRATION

Allahabad High Court Has No Ordinary Original Civil Jurisdiction, Cannot Extend Arbitrator's Mandate U/S 29A A&C Act

Bombay High Court Sets Aside Arbitral Awards Holding Sharekhan Liable For Investor Losses In F&O Trades

CONSUMER

Driver Negligence, Not Manufacturing Defect: Karnataka State Consumer Commission Allows Honda Cars India's Appeal

Failure To Provide Promised Fibre Connection: Chandigarh Consumer Commission Holds Reliance Jio Liable

OTHER STORIES

RBI Can Permit Share Allotment Against Second-Hand Imported Capital Equipment On Non-Repatriation Basis: Calcutta High Court

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