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Appellant could have entertained a bona-fide belief that they ...


Extended Limitation Period Not Applicable Due to Belief of Acting as Pure Agent for Shipping Corporation of India.

October 21, 2015

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Appellant could have entertained a bona-fide belief that they are acting as a pure agent while transmitting the amount of salaries, wages and allowances Shipping Corporation of India to the staff supplied by them - Extended period of limitation cannot be invoked - AT

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