Determination of Residential status – legislature cannot have ...

Case Laws Income Tax

April 22, 2014

Determination of Residential status – legislature cannot have enacted the provision with an intention to forfeit the NRI status by unlawfully compelling the assessee not to leave India even if he has found not to have violated the alleged law - AT

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Determination of Residential status – legislature cannot have ...

Case Laws Income Tax

April 22, 2014

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