Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Dishonor of Cheque - Requirement to deposit of the amount - the word used in Section 138 is "fine" and therefore, discretion is available to the Court under Section 148 to impose condition for preferring an Appeal to deposit minimum of 20% of the "fine" or "compensation" Awarded by the trial Court. - considering the financial crunch that the accused will have to face in this trying time, the Court deems it fit to directed the accused to deposit 20% of compensation instead directing to deposit 20% of the fine imposed - HC
Dishonor of Cheque - Requirement to deposit of the amount - the word used in Section 138 is "fine" and therefore, discretion is available to the Court under Section 148 to impose condition for preferring an Appeal to deposit minimum of 20% of the "fine" or "compensation" Awarded by the trial Court. - considering the financial crunch that the accused will have to face in this trying time, the Court deems it fit to directed the accused to deposit 20% of compensation instead directing to deposit 20% of the fine imposed - HC
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