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Valuation of cost of construction of the commercial building - ...


Tribunal Mistakenly Challenges DVO's Use of CPWD Rates for Commercial Building Valuation by Assessment Officer.

September 11, 2012

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Valuation of cost of construction of the commercial building - AO has power to refer to DVO - Tribunal has committed an error in holding that CPWD rates adopted by the District Valuation Officer was not correct. - HC

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