Proceedings initiated u/s 158BC - there was no warrant ...

Income Tax

March 26, 2015

Proceedings initiated u/s 158BC - there was no warrant authorization on the name of the assessee and hence, the Tribunal has found the assessment as ab initio void, which, in our view, calls for no interference - HC

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Proceedings initiated u/s 158BC - there was no warrant ...

Income Tax

March 26, 2015

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