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Prosecution u/s 276-C(1) & 277 - revenue sought additional ...


Court Allows Additional Witness, Documents in Section 276-C(1) & 277 Case; No Evidence of Revenue Misconduct Found.

March 9, 2019

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Prosecution u/s 276-C(1) & 277 - revenue sought additional witness and additional documents - there is no basis to come to a conclusion that respondent (revenue) is adopting dilatory tactics or is in any way harassing petitioner assessee - production of additional witness/documents on record is permissible.

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