It cannot be hold that an advance ruling of the Authority can ...

Income Tax

August 5, 2012

It cannot be hold that an advance ruling of the Authority can only be challenged under Article 136 of the Constitution before this Court and not under Articles 226 and/or 227 of the Constitution before the High Court - SC

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It cannot be hold that an advance ruling of the Authority can ...

Income Tax

August 5, 2012

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