Determination of monetary limit for filing appeal before ...

Case Laws Income Tax

April 25, 2012

Determination of monetary limit for filing appeal before tribunal - merely on the ground that even if the Assessing Officer's order is restored, the net result would be a negative income, the issue cannot be treated to be one of academic interest - - HC

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Determination of monetary limit for filing appeal before ...

Case Laws Income Tax

April 25, 2012

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