Assessment u/s 153A - denial of natural justice - no substantial ...

Case Laws Income Tax

July 4, 2018

Assessment u/s 153A - denial of natural justice - no substantial question of law in this regard can be said to be arising on the basis of the office guidelines which are for internal purposes of the Department. They are not even statutory instructions issued u/s. 119 which if beneficial to Assessee.

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Assessment u/s 153A - denial of natural justice - no substantial ...

Case Laws Income Tax

July 4, 2018

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