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Gain From Foreign Exchange Fluctuations Can't Be Claimed As Deduction Under S.80 HHC Income Tax Act : Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Gain From Foreign Exchange Fluctuations Can't Be Claimed As Deduction Under S.80 HHC Income Tax Act : Supreme Court

Recently, the Supreme Court (on November 21), while interpreting Section 80 HHC of the Income Tax Act, held that the profit from exchange fluctuation is independent of export earnings. Pertinently,...

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A history of the King's Speech - Vimarsana News

A history of the King's Speech

Such are the myriad delights of Britain’s constitution that the following, bizarre sentence is correct. On Tuesday, King Charles III will become the first man to deliver a King’s Speech since Gavin Simonds on November 6, 1951.

King's Speech live: Sunak's plan for tougher sentences - Vimarsana News

King's Speech live: Sunak's plan for tougher sentences

Key momentsCharles opens parliament in his first King’s SpeechVapers face new taxesPM sets up dividing line with Labour on oil licencesListen to Times Radio for

Rajesh and Another v. The State of MP : A Patently Erroneous Interpretation Of Section 27 Of Evidence Act By Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Rajesh and Another v. The State of MP : A Patently Erroneous Interpretation Of Section 27 Of Evidence Act By Supreme Court

C O N T E N T SSl. No:I N N E R T I T L E SPARANO.ATHE IMPELLING PROVOCATION FOR THIS ARTICLE. 1BWRONG VERDICTS AT THE TOP MAY BREED MYRIADS OF ILLEGALITIES AT THE BOTTOM.2CPERNICIOUS TREND OF...

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Whether "Recovery Evidence" By Itself Is Substantive Evidence - Vimarsana News

Whether "Recovery Evidence" By Itself Is Substantive Evidence

The answer to this question can be in the “negative” in the majority of cases and “positive” in certain limited category of cases. The celebrated Pulukuri Kottaya v. Emporer AIR 1947 PC 67 (Lord...

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