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Income Tax

May 14, 2015

Ex gratia/compensation amount as determined under section 10(10C) - assessee had exercised the option of voluntary retirement under the "exit option" scheme from State Bank of India - benefit of exemption extended - HC

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Income Tax

May 14, 2015

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