Power of tribunal to pass order based on oral concession by AR - ...

Tribunal Can Issue Orders Based on Oral Concessions; Documentation Recommended for Assessee and Counsel's Agreement.

March 30, 2019

Case Laws Income Tax HC

Power of tribunal to pass order based on oral concession by AR - Tribunal should take either an Affidavit from Assessee and the counsel on behalf of the Assessee or atleast a written endorsement made on the record of the case duly signed by them.

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Power of tribunal to pass order based on oral concession by AR - ...

Tribunal Can Issue Orders Based on Oral Concessions; Documentation Recommended for Assessee and Counsel's Agreement.

March 30, 2019

Case Laws Income Tax HC

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