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Just because an assessment u/s 153(3) has not been made or no ...

Income Tax

November 30, 2013

Just because an assessment u/s 153(3) has not been made or no scrutiny has been made, the income of the minor could not be disbelieved, when the interest was clubbed in the hands of father - HC

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