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Stay of demand - recovery proceedings - petitioner has not paid ...


Court Rules Impugned Tax Order Arbitrary for Ignoring Previous Directions; Petitioner Failed to Pay 20% Disputed Sum.

January 9, 2023

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Stay of demand - recovery proceedings - petitioner has not paid the prescribed 20% of the disputed amount - The impugned order is arbitrary and perverse inasmuch as it has been made in gross disregard to the directions of this Court [supra] inasmuch as the trinity principles has been ignored. - HC

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