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New Conditions in clarificatory nature to existing Tax Law can’t be presumed to Be Retrospective: Supreme Court [Read Judgment] Read More
The Apex Court held that the new conditions in clarificatory nature to existing Tax Law can not be presumed to be retrospective in nature. The assessee, M.M. Aqua Technologies Ltd.