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Exemption u/s. 11 - the payments made to the trustees - When the Trust is availing the services of these trustees and on account of the services rendered by them, there is a substantial growth in the Trust and its activities, when the payments are made for such services rendered, it cannot be said that it contravenes Section 13(1)(c) - HC
Exemption u/s. 11 - the payments made to the trustees - When the Trust is availing the services of these trustees and on account of the services rendered by them, there is a substantial growth in the Trust and its activities, when the payments are made for such services rendered, it cannot be said that it contravenes Section 13(1)(c) - HC
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