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Exchange in old currency notes seized by the Police Authorities ...


Court Orders Exchange of Seized Old Currency with New Notes, Subject to Petitioner's Compliance, Within Four Weeks.

September 27, 2022

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Exchange in old currency notes seized by the Police Authorities under an order of seizure - directions issued - the respondents shall exchange the old demonetized currency notes with new currency notes subject to the petitioner fulfilling the terms and conditions mentioned above, within a period of 04 weeks of the petitioner approaching the respondents. - HC

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