Following orders of the higher appellate authorities to decide ...

Case Laws Income Tax

April 18, 2020

Following orders of the higher appellate authorities to decide the issue - if a bench of a Tribunal on identical facts is allowed to come to a conclusion directly opposed to the conclusion reached by another bench of the Tribunal on an earlier occasion, that will be destructive of the institutional integrity itself.

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Following orders of the higher appellate authorities to decide ...

Case Laws Income Tax

April 18, 2020

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