W.T.AS. NOS. 198/HQ AND 200/HQ OF 1990?91, DECIDED ON 6TH JUNE 1991. versus W.T.AS. NOS. 198/HQ AND 200/HQ OF 1990?91, DECIDED ON 6TH JUNE 1991.
The jurisprudence of section 2 (e) property includes both tangible and immovable property and since the definition of assets described under section 2 (e) includes the property of every detail with certain exceptions, easement rights, copying Hold rights such as rights, patents and trademarks and be in the realm of appreciating goodwill.
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