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If there are any disputes in the interpretation / implementation of the terms of DTA Agreements, normal remedies of appeal etc. provided in the Income-tax Act are available to the aggrieved party. The DTA Agreements also contain mutual agreement procedure. The aggrieved party may approach the Competent Authority of the contracting State wherein he is a resident, who, if he is unable to resolve the dispute by himself will approach the competent Authority of the other Contracting State to arrive at a solution after mutual discussion.

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