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Recovery of outstanding tax demands from the director of a private company in liquidation - Joint or severe liability - As per the MOU / Settlement agreement, all the income tax liabilities will be borne and paid by one of the Directors (Not the present petitioner) - It is a settled law that while rights in personam are arbitrable, rights in rem are unsuited for private arbitration and can only be adjudicated by the Courts or Tribunals - private parties cannot apportion Income Tax liability by private agreement as the petitioner has sought to do in the present case. - HC
Recovery of outstanding tax demands from the director of a private company in liquidation - Joint or severe liability - As per the MOU / Settlement agreement, all the income tax liabilities will be borne and paid by one of the Directors (Not the present petitioner) - It is a settled law that while rights in personam are arbitrable, rights in rem are unsuited for private arbitration and can only be adjudicated by the Courts or Tribunals - private parties cannot apportion Income Tax liability by private agreement as the petitioner has sought to do in the present case. - HC
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