Supreme Court in Commissioner of Income Tax (Exemptions), Kolkata vs Batanagar Education and Research Trust – CA no. 4451 of 2021 – set aside the Calcutta High Court judgment dated 9th October 2018 and restored the order dated 25th June 2016 passed by the Commissioner of Income Tax (Exemption) (CIT) cancelling the registration of the respondent Trust for receiving bogus donations.
- mail@edulegal.in
- + 91 20 48601643
About: 'Income Tax'
Share :
- Share Supreme Court Restores CIT Order Cancelling Registration of Trust for Receiving Bogus Donations on FaceBook
- Share Supreme Court Restores CIT Order Cancelling Registration of Trust for Receiving Bogus Donations on Twitter
- Share Supreme Court Restores CIT Order Cancelling Registration of Trust for Receiving Bogus Donations on WhatsApp
- Share Supreme Court Restores CIT Order Cancelling Registration of Trust for Receiving Bogus Donations on LinkedIn
DISCLAIMER AND TERMS OF USE
By clicking on the ‘Agree’ button, you expressly acknowledge having read and understood this Disclaimer & Terms of Use. If you do not agree with these terms, please click on the close button on your browser to be re-directed to leave this website.
In accordance with the rules of the Bar Council of India, EduLegaL is not permitted to advertise or solicit work as a law firm in India. The information provided under this website is available to you on an “as is”, “as available” basis , at your request, without express or implied warranty or condition of any kind solely for the purpose of your information and should not be construed as legal advice or interpreted as soliciting or advertising an attorney-client relationship, either directly or indirectly from you.
You expressly understand, acknowledge and agree to the following:
- All material and content on the website is copyrighted and proprietary information of EduLegaL.
- To the fullest extent permitted by law, in no event will the website, its owners, partners, developers, affiliates, employees, be liable for any direct, indirect, special, incidental consequential (including loss of use, data, business, or profits) damages.
- If you think that you have received an unsolicited invitation from EduLegaL, to view this website, please provide details about such invitation, by sending an email to mail@edulegal.in