Service of notice under wealth-tax law may be effected by post or as a court summons, with specified addressees. Notices under the Wealth-tax Act may be served by post or as a court summons. For a firm or Hindu undivided family, notices may be addressed to any firm member, the manager, or any adult male member; for a company or other association, to the principal officer. After a recorded total partition of a Hindu family, notices about the family's net wealth are to be served on the last manager or, if deceased, on surviving adult members immediately before partition. If an association is dissolved, notices may be served on any person who was a member immediately before dissolution.
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Service of notice under wealth-tax law may be effected by post or as a court summons, with specified addressees.
Notices under the Wealth-tax Act may be served by post or as a court summons. For a firm or Hindu undivided family, notices may be addressed to any firm member, the manager, or any adult male member; for a company or other association, to the principal officer. After a recorded total partition of a Hindu family, notices about the family's net wealth are to be served on the last manager or, if deceased, on surviving adult members immediately before partition. If an association is dissolved, notices may be served on any person who was a member immediately before dissolution.
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