COVER STORIES • An invalid act could be subsequently "rectified" • Convictions can't be based solely on last seen theory • Object of S. 143(1A) of I.T. Act, is prevention of tax evasion • Govt. departments should follow the policy decided by their masters: SC • Higher rate of interest in default clause, does not amount to unfair trade practice • High Court had no jurisdiction to answer material questions, without support of evidence • Candidate seeking appointment on compassionate ground, must fulfill conditions of eligibility • Person summoned as additional accused cannot avail remedy of discharge under Section 227
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