(CWT v. Sharvan Kumar Swarup & Sons.

210 ITR 886Supreme Court of India1994#1525 most cited

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Substantive law is concerned with the ends of justice, while procedural law deals with the means to attain them. Procedural changes do not affect substantive rights.

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