Applicability of principle of mutuality - consumer co-operative ...

Income Tax

July 4, 2012

Applicability of principle of mutuality - consumer co-operative society, engaged in trading in consumer goods to its members as well as non-members - The doctrine of mutuality cannot be applied to the Assessee. - HC

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Applicability of principle of mutuality - consumer co-operative ...

Income Tax

July 4, 2012

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