Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Validity of WILL - The defence set up by the respondent was that the Will was brought about by undue influence and coercion. In such cases, on the propounder discharging the initial burden required to prove the Will, the onus shifts to the Caveator to prove the allegations of undue influence and coercion. - HC
Validity of WILL - The defence set up by the respondent was that the Will was brought about by undue influence and coercion. In such cases, on the propounder discharging the initial burden required to prove the Will, the onus shifts to the Caveator to prove the allegations of undue influence and coercion. - HC
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