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Rectification of mistake - adverse remarks not only against the ...


Court Rules to Avoid Adverse Remarks Against Assessee and Representative to Uphold Tribunal's Integrity.

June 26, 2015

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Rectification of mistake - adverse remarks not only against the assessee but against the representative of the assessee - Held that - That must been avoided as it would be a reflection on the working of the Tribunal as a whole. - HC

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