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Validity of notice issued u/s 131 - The observation of the ...


Court Rules No Basis for Prosecuting Officer in Assessee's House Trespass; Section 131 Notice Validity Questioned.

December 22, 2015

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Validity of notice issued u/s 131 - The observation of the learned Single Judge that the authorized officer has trespassed into the house of the assessee and it deserves to be prosecuted before the competent criminal court, has no legal basis - HC

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