Transfer of cases - Jurisdiction - prior requirement of the law ...

Income Tax

October 25, 2017

Transfer of cases - Jurisdiction - prior requirement of the law for having the valid order on basis of positive Agreement between two competent authorities is missing - transfer made without valid/required order u/s 127 is invalid

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Transfer of cases - Jurisdiction - prior requirement of the law ...

Income Tax

October 25, 2017

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