Patents Act,
1970 ;
assessee's contention with regard to
impossibility of performance to deduct tax, is
untenable for more than one reason. Firstly
because
Patents Act,
1970 ;
assessee's contention with regard to
impossibility of performance to deduct tax, is
untenable for more than one reason. Firstly
because
Patents Act,
1970 ;
assessee's contention with regard to
impossibility of performance to deduct tax, is
untenable for more than one reason. Firstly
because
Patents Act,
1970 ;
assessee's contention with regard to
impossibility of performance to deduct tax, is
untenable for more than one reason. Firstly
because
Patents Act,
1970 ;
assessee's contention with regard to
impossibility of performance to deduct tax, is
untenable for more than one reason. Firstly
because
Patents Act,
1970 ;
assessee's contention with regard to
impossibility of performance to deduct tax, is
untenable for more than one reason. Firstly
because
Patents Act,
1970 ;
assessee's contention with regard to
impossibility of performance to deduct tax, is
untenable for more than one reason. Firstly
because
Patents Act,
1970 ;
assessee's contention with regard to
impossibility of performance to deduct tax, is
untenable for more than one reason. Firstly
because
Renukambike R vs The State Of Karnataka on 9 March, 2018
Author: P.S.Dinesh
held that, the amount deposited by way of
guarantee for due performance of the Contract
would become payable after expiry of the period of
Contract ... Bombay High Court
held that it was impossible to hold that there was
any debt until the judgment debtor had ceased to
the member following
