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Commissioner of Income-tax v. Raja of Parlakimedi ( 1) Chimanram Moti Lal (Gold and Silver), Bombay v. Commissioner of Income-tax (Central ), Bombay

Court reported in The Commissioner of Income-tax Madras v. Raja of Parlakimedi

point here is whether certain bungalows which belong to the Rajah of Parlakimedi are or are not assessable under Section 9 of the Indian Income ... Rajah as a guest-house for Government Officers and Ors. visiting Parlakimedi. Bungalow No. 2 is only used by the Rajah or his officers visiting

Madras High Court in Commissioner of Income-tax v. Raja of Parlakimedi, by the Lahore High Court in Amir Singh Sher Singh v. Commissioner ... attention was drawn, is Commissioner of Income-tax v. Raja of Parlakimedi . It was decided by the Madras High Court. The income of certain houses

Madras High Court in Commissioner of Income Tax, Madras v. Raja of Parlakimedi , with both of which decisions I agree. The question in this case

High Court in The Commissioner of Income-tax, Madras v. Raja of Parlakimedi (1925) I.L.R. 49 Mad. 22, with both of which decisions

Madras High Court in Commr. of Income Tax v. Rajah of Parlakimedi , (1925) 2 I.T.C. 104 by the Lahore High Court in Amir ... attention was drawn, is Commr. of Income Tax v. Rajah of Parlakimedi . (1925) 2 I.T.C. 104 It was decided by the Madras High

amended in 1939. In Commissioner of Income-tax v. Raja of Parlakimedi , a Divisional Bench of this court observed : "It is said that escaped

Commissioner of Income-tax v. Rajah of Parlakimedi (1925) 2 I.T.C. 104, a Divisional Bench of this Court observed: It is said that

Agricultural Income-tax Act: 'COMMR. OF INCOME-TAX v. RAJA OF PARLAKIMEDI ', 49 Mad. 22; 'AMIR SINGH SHER SINGH v. COMMR