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Nalsa Handbook Of Formats

Category: Affidavits

often not complied with, leaving claimants without clarity or recourse. Additionally, the burden of producing documentary evidence is disproportionately placed on forest dwellers, even for records that are already in the possession of government authorities. In this


Form M 3 [see Rule 10a_1_] Warrant Of Authorisation Under Sub Section _1_ Of Section 37b

Category: Wealthtax

or things (including money) taken into custody by .............................................. [name and designation of the officer or authority] being disproportionate to the known assets of sarvashri/shri/Shrimati ........................................................ particulars of which will be useful for, or relevant to, the


Form M [see Rule 10_2__a_] Warrant Of Authorisation Under Section 37a

Category: Wealthtax

by such summons or notice ; Sarvashri/Shri/Shrimati ......................................................................... are/is in possession of articles or things (including money) wholly disproportionate to their/his/her known assets, particulars of which will be useful for, or relevant to proceedings under the wealth-tax


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Form M 1 [see Rule 10_2__b_] Warrant Of Authorisation Under Proviso To Sub Section _1_ Of Section 37a

Category: Wealthtax

by such summons or notice ; Sarvashri/Shri/Shrimati ......................................................................... are/is in possession of articles or things (including money) wholly disproportionate to their/his/her known assets, particulars of which will be useful for, or relevant to proceedings under the wealth-tax


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