Simply banning online skill gaming, instead of regulating them, was “in excess" of the state govt's "legislative competence,” the Madras High Court held.
GST authorities argued before the Apex court that Karnataka HC's earlier judgment, observing playing rummy for stakes did not amount to wagering, puts the...
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has momentarily stayed the Karnataka High Court's judgement in the Rs 20,000 Gameskraft tax evasion case. The case...
Online gaming companies intend to make money through "inducements and consequent addiction" and thus, cannot argue that rummy and poker are games of skill,...