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Levy of Penalty - Best judgment assessment - Period of ...

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October 25, 2016

Levy of Penalty - Best judgment assessment - Period of limitation - When a specific contention is raised regarding limitation, it is for the respondents to justify the same by producing all necessary materials - penalty set aside - HC

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