Arrears of income tax - Attachment of accounts and money - the ...

Income Tax

May 28, 2015

Arrears of income tax - Attachment of accounts and money - the jurisdiction of Civil Courts, to entertain the suit, against the Income Tax Department, was barred by Section 293 of the Income Tax Act - HC

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Arrears of income tax - Attachment of accounts and money - the ...

Income Tax

May 28, 2015

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