Nature of expenditure - There is a clear finding of fact by the ...

High Court's Overturn of Tribunal's Decision on Assessee's Legal Expenses Deemed Unjustified; No Substantial Law Question Raised.

October 17, 2015

Case Laws Income Tax SC

Nature of expenditure - There is a clear finding of fact by the Tribunal that the legal expenses incurred by the Assessee were for protecting its business - High Court was not justified in upsetting a finding of fact arrived at by the Tribunal, particularly in the absence of a substantial question of law being framed in this regard - SC

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Nature of expenditure - There is a clear finding of fact by the ...

High Court's Overturn of Tribunal's Decision on Assessee's Legal Expenses Deemed Unjustified; No Substantial Law Question Raised.

October 17, 2015

Case Laws Income Tax SC

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