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Availability of agreement is one corroborative factor which ...


Agreement Can Corroborate Evidence in Cases; Absence Requires Assessment of Other Factors for Decisions.

September 27, 2012

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

Availability of agreement is one corroborative factor which would eliminate the doubts, but in the absence of that agreement, the other circumstances ought to have been evaluated, which can goad the adjudicating authority towards a firm conclusion. - AT

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