fresh assessment under Section 143(3) of the Act. Thus,
insofar as assessment under Section 153C readread with Section ... section 153C
read with section 153A of the Act are governed by section 153A
153A(1) ,
according to which, six assessment year for assessment
fresh assessment under Section 143(3) of the Act. Thus,
insofar as assessment under Section 153C readread with Section ... section 153C
read with section 153A of the Act are governed by section 153A
153A(1) ,
according to which, six assessment year for assessment
fresh assessment under Section 143(3) of the Act. Thus,
insofar as assessment under Section 153C readread with Section ... section 153C
read with section 153A of the Act are governed by section 153A
153A(1) ,
according to which, six assessment year for assessment
fresh assessment under Section 143(3) of the Act. Thus,
insofar as assessment under Section 153C readread with Section ... section 153C
read with section 153A of the Act are governed by section 153A
153A(1) ,
according to which, six assessment year for assessment
fresh assessment under Section 143(3) of the Act. Thus,
insofar as assessment under Section 153C readread with Section ... section 153C
read with section 153A of the Act are governed by section 153A
153A(1) ,
according to which, six assessment year for assessment
Pakistan,
Burma or Ceylon are not "Customs ports" within Section 2(12) of the Customs Act, nor can
the Continent of India under ... have a licence for coasting trade under Section 407 of the Merchant
Shipping Act, 1958. Therefore, the judgment of the Calcutta High Court
forums in this regard.
GROUND IV: ADDITION UNDER SECTION 79 AMOUNTING TO RS
5,93,38,407/-
4.1. The Ld. NFAC erred in upholding ... account of provisions as claimed and addition of Rs. 5,93,38,407/- u/s 79
of the I.T. Act . Aggrieved, the appellant filed
case F.I.R. No.43/2017 dated
1.6.2017 under Section 407 of IPC on the ground that
offender could be traced. Today the complainant ... same, the F.I.R No.43/2017 dated
1.6.2017 under Section 407 of IPC is kept untraced.
Record of police be returned. Court record
registered an FIR against the Appellant and its staff members under Section 407 of the IPC. During the police investigation, it was discovered that
Assessee ex-parte, thereby confirming the
addition of Rs.36,83,407/- u/s 68 of the Income Tax Act ."
3. During the course
