The brevity is an art of writing judgements and the manner in ...

VAT and Sales Tax

June 25, 2019

The brevity is an art of writing judgements and the manner in which the Tribunal has penned its order is in clear violation of the often propounded theory of brevity.

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The brevity is an art of writing judgements and the manner in ...

VAT and Sales Tax

June 25, 2019

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