The doctrine of colourable legislation tests the competence of legislature against an enacted law. This doctrine is based upon the Latin maxim “Quando aliquid prohibetur ex directo, prohibetur et per ...
The principle of colourable enactment depends on the adage that what is impossible straightforwardly is impossible by implication. The regulation becomes relevant when a governing body looks to ...
When we say Holi, colours is the first thing that comes to mind. Colours represent vibrancy, joy and exuberance in the Holi festival. However, in the Income Tax Act, the expression, “colourable device ...
NEW DELHI, INDIA: Telecom service provider Vodafone told the Supreme Court on Wednesday that there was nothing colourable in its transaction with Hutchison International Ltd. for acquiring its Indian ...
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