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Penalty on the legal representatives - legal fiction comes into ...


Court Rules Penal Proceedings Invalid Against Legal Representatives Without Prior Action Against Deceased Assessee; Section 159 Inapplicable.

April 17, 2018

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Penalty on the legal representatives - legal fiction comes into operation - no penal proceedings have been initiated against the assessee, when he was alive. Assessment has not been done in the hands of the legal representatives and therefore, Section 159 of the Income-Tax Act, cannot be applied to the legal representative. - HC

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