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   CORPORATE LAW & TAXATION
Monday, December 10, 2001 
HAPPY TIMES: S D Israni
Burden of rebuttal for bounced cheques lies on the accused, affirms apex court
  In complaints under S. 138, courts had to presume that the cheque had been issued for a debt or liability. Such a presumption is rebuttable. However, the burden of proving that is on the accused.
SHED LIGHT: Samir Mogul
Lacunae in stock lending scheme must be removed
  Direct lending of securities attracts taxes. It needs to be permitted without tax implications, especially when the lender is willing to take the risk just as in a regular loan deal.
   
UNDER SCRUTINY: Roy Rohatgi
International tax planning necessary to reduce incidence of taxation-II
  International tax planning requires a detailed understanding of host, home and intermediary tax laws and systems, and tax treaties, having regard to the anti-avoidance rules in various countries.
ORDER! ORDER!!: Khanderao B Dabke
Settlement commission has no powers to waive or reduce statutory interest
  Wherever the Act contemplated power of waiver of interest to any authority it has expressly mentioned it. Power of waiver of interest under s. 234A, 234B & 234C has not been conferred on the commission.
 
   
 
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