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Addition on account of Dharmarth Receipts - The consistent acceptance of such receipts by the Department itself, for as many as eight earlier assessment years, mandates the acceptance of such receipts of the assessee during the year under consideration also as Dharmarth receipts, when no change in facts has been pointed out - AT
Addition on account of Dharmarth Receipts - The consistent acceptance of such receipts by the Department itself, for as many as eight earlier assessment years, mandates the acceptance of such receipts of the assessee during the year under consideration also as Dharmarth receipts, when no change in facts has been pointed out - AT
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