The issues raised in additional grounds are the legal issues ...

Case Laws Income Tax

July 18, 2014

The issues raised in additional grounds are the legal issues which go to the root of the matter and for deciding these legal issues no new facts are required to be considered as all the facts are already recorded in the orders - additional evidences admitted - AT

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The issues raised in additional grounds are the legal issues ...

Case Laws Income Tax

July 18, 2014

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