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Validity of petition u/s 153C of the Act - Validity of Reference ...


Court Rules Writ Petition u/s 153C Invalid Without Exhausting Statutory Remedies in Income Tax Valuation Case.

May 12, 2014

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Validity of petition u/s 153C of the Act - Validity of Reference made to DVO – writ petition cannot be entertained in view of the availability of statutory remedies - HC

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