Genuineness of the existence of partnership – Tribunal rejected ...

Case Laws Income Tax

May 10, 2014

Genuineness of the existence of partnership – Tribunal rejected the claim of the assessees that they received the amounts not as consideration for transfer of their lands but by way of retirement as partners in the firm - order of tribunal sustained - HC

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Genuineness of the existence of partnership – Tribunal rejected ...

Case Laws Income Tax

May 10, 2014

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