I.T.A. NOS. 6098 LB,. 6184/LB AND 6185/LB OF 1986-87, DECIDED ON 16TH JANUARY, 1989 versus I.T.A. NOS. 6098 LB,. 6184/LB AND 6185/LB OF 1986-87, DECIDED ON 16TH JANUARY, 1989
When issuing a notice under Section 65, the Section 65 Income Tax Officer was only in possession of any concealed carry information, the contents were about the purchase unauthorized, the complaint received by the ant lenders through IT, oh common In his earlier letter seeking permission from the Income Tax Officer, the complainant erroneously stated that the complainant provided some documents while only the ordinary charges were a matter of oiling, in which case the Income Tax Officer , Upon re-examination, could not touch any solid material which had to be reached on a detection order. Yes. The Tribunal, without any basis, issued the notice under section 65, excluding the case of the Income Tax Officer on the de novo decision.
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