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Economic Offences u/s 276B against the petitioner - Failure to pay tax - Proceeding has to be quashed on both grounds, namely, that the petitioner was not a Director of the company at the relevant point of time and there are no allegations of any nature against the petitioner required under the provisions of Section 278B of the Income Tax Act, to rope the petitioner into the complaint. - HC
Economic Offences u/s 276B against the petitioner - Failure to pay tax - Proceeding has to be quashed on both grounds, namely, that the petitioner was not a Director of the company at the relevant point of time and there are no allegations of any nature against the petitioner required under the provisions of Section 278B of the Income Tax Act, to rope the petitioner into the complaint. - HC
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