Legal question can be raised at the stage of the appeal and such ...

Case Laws Income Tax

November 6, 2013

Legal question can be raised at the stage of the appeal and such a question need not be raised as a ground. It can be argued by a counsel at the time of hearing. When the legal question is raised, the Tribunal has to consider the same in accordance with law - HC

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Legal question can be raised at the stage of the appeal and such ...

Case Laws Income Tax

November 6, 2013

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