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August 14, 2020

Evasion of income tax - Prosecution proceedings for offence under the Income Tax Act - Sequence of events only reveal that it was a continuous process for which the petitioner also was one of the instruments and, therefore, by no means, could it be stated that the prosecution was time barred, as the judicial proceedings, which was initially at the behest of the petitioner had consumed the time leading to the filing of the case in the year 1991. - HC

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