Challenge of jurisdiction u/s.120(4)(b) - If challenge to the ...

Income Tax

April 13, 2019

Challenge of jurisdiction u/s.120(4)(b) - If challenge to the jurisdiction has not been made within the prescribed time u/s.124(3) to the authority, whose jurisdiction is being challenged then the issue of the challenge of the jurisdiction no more survives before Tribunal

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Challenge of jurisdiction u/s.120(4)(b) - If challenge to the ...

Income Tax

April 13, 2019

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