Harsh W Chadha v. DDIT
9 Taxmann.com 1High Court2011#5095 most cited
What is Harsh W Chadha v. DDIT authority for?
Documentary evidence may be disregarded if it is inconsistent with human probability, even if presented with affidavits and other records. Circumstantial evidence must be conclusive and not contradict other evidence, though not all links need be explicit.
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Harsh W Chadha v. DDIT · 9 Taxmann.com 1 · documentary evidence · human probability · circumstantial evidence · conclusive evidence · inconsistency of evidence · Delhi HC