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Seeking compensation from the Income Tax Department - Loss of ...

Income Tax

May 31, 2018

Seeking compensation from the Income Tax Department - Loss of interest due to premature withdrawal of the FDRs and retention of money by the respondents - HC directed the department to consider and respond to the letters of the petitioner.

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