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The idea of “once for all“ payment and “enduring benefit“ are ...

Income Tax

May 27, 2014

The idea of “once for all“ payment and “enduring benefit“ are not to be treated as something akin to statutory conditions, nor are the notions of “capital“ or “revenue“ a judicial fetish - HC

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