Power to grant stay u/s 254(2A) of the Act – Stay to be granted ...

Income Tax

February 26, 2014

Power to grant stay u/s 254(2A) of the Act – Stay to be granted beyond 365 days – Section 254(2A) does not prohibit/bar the High Court from issuing appropriate directions, including granting stay of recovery. - HC

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Power to grant stay u/s 254(2A) of the Act – Stay to be granted ...

Income Tax

February 26, 2014

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