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Whether it was proper on the part of the AO to attach bank ...

Income Tax

June 2, 2014

Whether it was proper on the part of the AO to attach bank account without serving a copy of the notice of attachment on the assessee u/s 220(6) - Held no prior notice is required - HC

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