The Tribunal erred in law in recalling its order on the pretext ...

Case Laws Income Tax

October 12, 2012

The Tribunal erred in law in recalling its order on the pretext of rectifying the mistake, and permitting itself to rehear the matter as if it was exercising the power of appeal over its own judgment - HC

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The Tribunal erred in law in recalling its order on the pretext ...

Case Laws Income Tax

October 12, 2012

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