The claim of the appellant that of a pure agent seems to be ...

Case Laws Service Tax

May 4, 2016

The claim of the appellant that of a pure agent seems to be without any evidence as there is no dispute that the appellant had charged additional amount other than the amount paid as reimbursable expenses - AT

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The claim of the appellant that of a pure agent seems to be ...

Case Laws Service Tax

May 4, 2016

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