Recovery of dues of sole proprietor concern - both proprietress ...

Central Excise

April 7, 2017

Recovery of dues of sole proprietor concern - both proprietress as well as power of attorney holder of concern died - the heirs of such deceased sole proprietor/proprietress cannot be proceeded against in the absence of a clear legal stipulation. - HC

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Recovery of dues of sole proprietor concern - both proprietress ...

Central Excise

April 7, 2017

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