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August 6, 2014

Admission of additional evidence by the commissioner (appeals) - This action of the appellate authority is clearly in breach of Rule 5 ibid. - matter remanded back - AT

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Admission of additional evidence by the commissioner (appeals) - ...

Service Tax

August 6, 2014

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