Tribunal has statutory power to recall its order if it is ...

Case Laws Income Tax

January 23, 2019

Tribunal has statutory power to recall its order if it is satisfied that the respondent has failed to appear before it for sufficient cause, at the time of hearing and to restore the appeal - ITAT is not justified in rejecting the applications of the appellant-assessee

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Tribunal has statutory power to recall its order if it is ...

Case Laws Income Tax

January 23, 2019

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