Notice u/s 226(3) – Since the petitioner had appeared and ...

Petitioner Not Defaulted: Tax Recovery Officer's Order Invalid After Petitioner's Participation in Proceedings.

July 29, 2014

Case Laws Income Tax HC

Notice u/s 226(3) – Since the petitioner had appeared and participated in the proceedings, the order of the Tax Recovery Officer treating the petitioner as an assessee in default cannot continue any longer. - HC

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Notice u/s 226(3) – Since the petitioner had appeared and ...

Petitioner Not Defaulted: Tax Recovery Officer's Order Invalid After Petitioner's Participation in Proceedings.

July 29, 2014

Case Laws Income Tax HC

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