State authorities should not raise technical pleas if the ...

Income Tax

April 6, 2016

State authorities should not raise technical pleas if the citizens have a lawful right, which is being denied to them merely on technical grounds. The state authorities cannot adopt the attitude which private litigants might adopt - AT

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State authorities should not raise technical pleas if the ...

Income Tax

April 6, 2016

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