Entitlement to benefit of Section 42 - business for prospecting, ...

Income Tax

May 16, 2015

Entitlement to benefit of Section 42 - business for prospecting, etc., for mineral oil. - discrepancy in the agreement - allowances, as stipulated in the Section, were not specifically mentioned in the agreement - appellant is not entitled to the relief claimed - SC

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Entitlement to benefit of Section 42 - business for prospecting, ...

Income Tax

May 16, 2015

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