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Non adjudication of grounds by tribunal - Liability of TDS u/s 194C - Tribunal ought to have rendered a finding on the grounds raised by the assessee with regard to the applicability of Section 194C on the IUC paid to the other telecom operators and remanded on alternative ground - without any finding on the applicability of Section 194C the order passed by the Tribunal should be and shall be read as an open remand to the AO
Non adjudication of grounds by tribunal - Liability of TDS u/s 194C - Tribunal ought to have rendered a finding on the grounds raised by the assessee with regard to the applicability of Section 194C on the IUC paid to the other telecom operators and remanded on alternative ground - without any finding on the applicability of Section 194C the order passed by the Tribunal should be and shall be read as an open remand to the AO
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