Supreme Court of India
Charu Chandra Kundu v. Gurupada Ghosh
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Production of document-Assessment proceedings-Law prohibiting income-tax authorities from diBclosure Production of proceedings into court-- Waiver by assessee--Indian Income-fax Act, 6[22 (11 of 1922). s. 54. In a suit instituted by the respondent for the recovery of monies which he alleged were due to him from the appellant, the latter pleaded that the liability had been discharged. In support of that plea the appellant sought to tender in evidence a statement which he said had been made by the respondent before the Income·tax Officer in certain proceedings relating to the assessment of
Where later benches applied it
- 1996 Smith Kline and French (india) Ltd. Etc. v. Commissioner of Income Tax
- 1971 Jaipuria Samla Amalgamated Collieries Ltd. Etc. v. Commissioner of Income Tax, West Bengal
- 1971 Tulsiram Sanganaria & Anr. v. Shrimati Anni Rai & Ors.
Of those, 3 mentioned
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